I'm Not A Gingrich Fan. He's Just

It's Going To Be Hard For Someone Like Me To Run For President.

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.

I Have Been Uplifted By The Extraordinary Power Of The American Heart - By Those Armies Of Compassion, Who Are Willing To Cross Town Or Cross The Globe To Minister To Those They've Never Met And Will Never See Again.

Having A Disability Changes Your Whole Life, Not Just Your Attitude.

I Think The Voters Believe That When You Become President Of The United States, You Have A Higher Obligation And A Higher Standard Than Anybody In The World. And If You Violate That Standard, They're Going To Remember It On Election Day.