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And This President Wakes Up Every Morning, Looks Out Across America And Is Proud To Announce, 'it Could Be Worse.' It Could Be Worse? Is That What It Means To Be An American? It Could Be Worse? Of Course Not. What Defines Us As Americans Is Our Unwavering Conviction That We Know It Must Be Better.

Iraq Is Fragile And May Fall Back Into A Devastating Setting. We're Not Making The Kind Of Progress In Afghanistan That Had Been Promised. And Our Esteem Around The World Has Fallen. I Can't Think Of A Major Country. It's Hard To Think Of A Single Country That Has Greater Respect And Admiration For America Today Than It Did Five Years Ago When Barack Obama Became President. And That's A Very Sad, Unfortunate State Of Affairs.

The Words Spoken By The Leader Of The Free World Can Expand The Frontiers Of Freedom Or Shrink Them. When Ronald Reagan Called On Gorbachev To 'tear Down This Wall,' A Surge Of Confidence Rose That Would Ultimately Breach The Bounds Of The Evil Empire.

People Who Are Government Servants, Public Servants, Should Not Be Paid More Than The Taxpayers Who Are Paying For It.

I Could Have Possibly Beaten Senator Mccain In The Primary. Then I Could Have Been The Candidate Who Lost To Barack Obama.