Our Options Oftentimes On Foreign Policy Are

We Have A Violence Problem In America. And No One Is Having A Debate About The Violence Problem. And I Think This Is A Missed Opportunity To Have An Honest And Open Conversation In This Country About Why These Horrifying Things Are Happening, Not Simply What They're Using To Carry This Out, But Why Are People Doing This To Begin With?

We Do Need Curriculum Reform. And It Should Happen At The State And Local Level. That Is Where Educational Policy Belongs, Because If A Parent Is Unhappy With What Their Child Is Being Taught In School, They Can Go To That Local School Board Or Their State Legislature, Or Their Governor And Get It Changed.

But Let Me Tell You What Happens When Regulations Go Too Far, When They Seem To Exist Only For The Purpose Of Justifying The Existence Of A Regulator. It Kills The People Trying To Start A Business.

The Vast Majority Of Americans Want A Government That Creates The Conditions For Them To Have A Chance To Get Into The Middle Class, The Kind Of Growth And The Kind Of Educational Opportunities. Most People Would - The Vast Majority Of Americans Would Much Rather Have A Job That Pays More Than A Welfare Check.

We Need To Ensure That Our Foreign Policy Towards Cuba Incentivizes And Makes It Easier For There To Be A Democratic Transition. That Is How I Would Examine Our Foreign Policy Towards Cuba.