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It Was My Duty To Shoot The Enemy, And I Don't Regret It. My Regrets Are For The People I Couldn't Save: Marines, Soldiers, Buddies. I'm Not Naive, And I Don't Romanticize War. The Worst Moments Of My Life Have Come As A Seal. But I Can Stand Before God With A Clear Conscience About Doing My Job.

I'm A Better Husband And Father Than I Was A Killer.

What Wounded Veteran's Don't Need Is Sympathy. They Need To Be Treated Like The Men They Are: Equals, Heroes, And People Who Still Have Tremendous Value For Society.

If You Hate The War, That’s Fine. But You Should Still Support The Troops. They Don’t Get To Pick Where They’re Deployed. They Just Gave The American People A Blank Check For Anything Up To And Including The Value Of Their Lives, And The Least Everyone Else Can Do Is Be Thankful. Buy Them Dinner. Mow Their Yard. Bake Them Cookies.

I Began Teaching My Son How To Shoot When He Was Two, Starting With The Basics Of A Bb Rifle. My Theory Is That Kids Get Into Trouble Because Of Curiosity—if You Don’t Satisfy It, You’re Asking For Big Problems. If You Inform Them And Carefully Instruct Them On Safety When They’re Young, You Avoid A Lot Of The Trouble. My Son Has Learned To Respect Weapons. I’ve Always Told Him, If You Want To Use A Gun, Come Get Me. There’s Nothing I Like Better Than Shooting.