The California Proposition [prop. 187]

Sure, Losing An Election Hurts, But I've Experienced Worse. And At An Age When Every Day Is Precious, Brooding Over What Might Have Been Is Self-defeating. In Conceding The 1996 Election, I Remarked That "tomorrow Will Be The First Time In My Life I Don't Have Anything To Do." I Was Wrong. Seventy-two Hours After Conceding The Election, I Was Swapping Wisecracks With David Letterman On His Late-night Show.

Something Is Wrong With America. I Wonder Sometimes What People Are Thinking About Or If They're Thinking At All.

If Lincoln Had An Affair With A Slave Woman, It Would Be An Outrage, But When Clinton Does It With One Of His Staff, Everyone Is Okay With It.

One Of My Most Often Repeated Quips Was The One I Made When Former Presidents Carter, Ford And Nixon Stood By Each Other At A White House Event. 'there They Are,' I Said. 'see No Evil, Hear No Evil, And . . . Evil.'

I've Thought About It, Not A Lot, But I Thought My Relationship With Congress - The Democrats And Republicans - Would Help Me Get Some Things Done. Not Everything, But At Least They'd Be Willing To Try.