You Can't Depend On Polls.

Design Does Matter. And Not Necessarily In A Way That People Realize. A Lot Of What You Do, People Take For Granted - That A Park Has Always Been Here, That A Bicycle Lane Has Always Been There, That The Street Is Safe Or Clean.

My Personal View Is, Why Don't You Get Out There And Try To Do Something About The Things That You Don't Like, Create The Jobs That We Are Lacking, Rather Than Just Yell And Scream. But If You Want To Yell And Scream, We'll Make Sure You Can Do It.

I Think That Most Of The Candidates [for Presidency] Can't Run The Railroad, And I Still Worry That Whoever Gets Elected Will Have Policies Designed For Political Rather Than Practical Reasons.

If A Hurricane Strikes, We Can Blame The President For Not Being There; We Can Blame Congress And Fema; We Can Blame The State Governments; But In The End, It's The Mayors And The Local City Governments That Have To Be Prepared For Emergencies And Be Prepared To Act.

Whatever You May Think Of The Proposed Mosque And Community Center, Lost In The Heat Of The Debate Has Been A Basic Question: Should Government Attempt To Deny Private Citizens The Right To Build A House Of Worship On Private Property Based On Their Particular Religion?