The Gulf War Was Like

A Lot Of Times, Candidates For Office, Especially Incumbents, Seem To Get Drawn Into Their Opponents' Arguments, And Fighting On Their Turf, Because You Want To Defend Yourself. That's Wrong. Fight On Your Own Turf. Make Them Come To You. Make Them Explain Why They Don't Agree With Your Position. I Think That A Lot Of Times, Too Many Liberals, Progressives, Lose Because They're Afraid To Really Stand Up For What They Believe In.

The Planes Were Hijacked, The Buildings Fell, And Thousands Of Lives Were Lost Nearly A Thousand Miles From Here. But The Attacks On The World Trade Center And The Pentagon Were An Attack On The Heart Of America. And Standing Here In The Heartland Of America, We Say In One Voice We Will Not Give In To Terrorists; We Will Not Rest Until They Are Found And Defeated; We Will Win This Struggle Not For Glory, Nor Wealth, Nor Power, But For Justice, For Freedom, And For Peace; So Help Us God.

Let's Face It, In America Today We Don't Have A Health Care System, We Have A Sick Care System.

I Am A Democrat And I Love My Party And I Want Them To Have Good Policies And Good Candidates, So I Hope To Be Supportive In Some Way, But I Don't Intend To Be Any Kind Of 'godfather' Or Something Like That.

I Don't Know If There's Any Secret Recipe. Just A Lot Of Hard Work. Pay Attention To Your Constituents. I Always Had A Great Iowa Staff That Did All My Great Constituent Service Work. And I Found That People Would Forgive Me For A Lot Of My "liberal Sins" Because I Paid Attention To The Home Front.