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[pope Francis] Is A Humble Man. He Lives The Faith Out In His Own Personal Life. ... He's Here To Be A Shepherd; He Isn't Here To Be A Scold. I Think That's A Good Thing For The Church And For The World, Frankly.

I Heard Governor Romney Here Called Me An Economic Lightweight Because I Wasn't A Wall Street Financier Like He Was. Do You Really Believe This Country Wants To Elect A Wall Street Financier As The President Of The United States? Do You Think That's The Experience That We Need? Someone Who's Going To Take And Look After As He Did His Friends On Wall Street And Bail Them Out At The Expense Of Main Street America.

This Is Common Sense. This Is Nature, And What We're Trying To Do Is Defy Nature Because A Certain Group Of People Want To Be Affirmed By Society.

If You Look At The Big Entertainment Industry And Their Pursuit Of The Bottom Line Profits In Exchange For Producing Content And Distributing That Content And Marketing That Content To Inappropriate Audiences, That's A Problem For Me.

Thirty-two Years After The Legalization Of Abortion By The Supreme Court Decision Roe V. Wade, The Majority Of Americans Consider Themselves Pro-life.