The Decisions We Make In Washington Have

As You Know, We Don't Have Relationships With Iran. I Mean, That's - Ever Since The Late '70s, We Have No Contacts With Them, And We've Totally Sanctioned Them. In Other Words, There's No Sanctions - You Can't - We're Out Of Sanctions.

I Regret That We Weren't Able To Reform Social Security. The Fact That We Weren't Able To When We Had Majorities In The House And The Senate I Think Reflected Poorly On Our Political Party.

I Feel A Special Kinship With Our Military Personnel, Veterans, And Their Families. After All, Two Of My Decisions Sent Them Into Harm's Way.

Over The Past Month, Muslims Have Fasted, Taking No Food Or Water During Daylight Hours, In Order To Refocus Their Minds On Faith And Redirect Their Hearts To Charity. Muslims Worldwide Have Stretched Out A Hand Of Mercy To Those In Need. Charity Tables At Which The Poor Can Break Their Fast Line The Streets Of Cities And Towns. And Gifts Of Food And Clothing And Money Are Distributed To Ensure That All Share In God's Abundance. Muslims Often Invite Members Of Other Families To Their Evening Iftar Meals, Demonstrating A Spirit Of Tolerance.

You Know, Obviously I Wish The Violence Would Go Down, But Not As Much As The Iraqi Citizens Would Wish The Violence Would Go Down. But, Incredibly Enough, They Showed Great Courage, And They Want Our Help.