I Don't Feel Particularly Courageous.

Congress Has All Sorts Of Rules, Hedge Fund Managers, Private Equity Managers, Executives, Movie Stars, Fall Into That Allow Them To Escape Or Defer Into The Future Not Paying Their Taxes. And If You Can Defer Your Tax Into The Future, It's The Best Deal In The World, Because You Don't Just Get To Eat Your Cake And Have It Too. You Get To Eat Your Cake And Have A Bigger Cake.

When You're The Presidential Nominee You Get To Pick Whomever You Choose To Be On The Ticket, And That Person Gets To Say Yes Or No Because, Obviously, It's A Very Important Decision.

We Can Have Enough Clean Energy To Power Every Home.

I Disagreed With The Way The Court Applied The Second Amendment In Heller's Case, Because What The District Of Columbia Was Trying To Do Was To Protect Toddlers From Guns And So They Wanted People With Guns To Safely Store Them. And The Court Didn't Accept That Reasonable Regulation, But They've Accepted Many Others. So I See No Conflict Between Saving People's Lives And Defending The Second Amendment.

Every Time I Meet Somebody Who's Been Affected By Something I Worked On, I Feel Like, Yes, That's What I Want To Do, Whether The Children's Health Insurance Program Or Making Drugs Safer For Kids Or Helping More Kids Get A Doctor, Whatever It Might Be.