We Are All So Privileged To Be

I Grew Up In The '50s And '60s When Jack Kennedy Was President. We Would Watch Him On Television. And Our Teachers Always Talked About The Good Things Public Servants Could Do. I Thought Maybe That's Something I Should Do. So When I Got Out Of Law School, My Wife, Jane, And I Became Precinct Captains.

I'm Running For President Because I've Had Enough Of The Oil Barons, The Status-quo Apologists, The Special-interest Lobbyists Running Amok.

One Of The Big Mistakes Republicans Made With The Contract With America Is That They Tried To Do Too Much Too Fast, And People Revolted Against It.

Why Would We Want To Keep A Tax Cut That's Failed? Why Would We Not Want To Go Back To The Clinton Tax Code? And Why Would We Not Want To Help Every Family More With A Health-care Plan Like Mine? Let's Help Average People. Let's Be Democrats.

I Filed A Brief As A Friend Of The Court In The U. Of Michigan To Keep Affirmative Action At The U. Of Michigan, Which I Attended The Law School. And I Was One Of The Original Sponsors Of Making The Martin Luther King Birthday A Federal Holiday.