I think we have. I think Arnold Schwarzenegger's speech last night did exactly that.

But on the core issues, on what to do about Iraq, what to do about terrorism, what to do essentially about our economy, tax reductions rather than tax increases, which Kerry and Edwards will bring us, for most Republicans, those are the…

John Kerry has made it the rule to change his position, not the exception.

John Kerry must be frustrated in his campaign if he is armchair quarterbacking based on cues from Michael Moore.

If that information had been given to us or more warnings had been given in the summer of 2001, I can't honestly tell you we would have done anything differently.

Forever and ever, in our history, his handling of September 11 is going to be part of his record.

Vice President Cheney will be on the ticket, should be on the ticket. It is good for the country, good for my party, the Republican party.

And I'll be honest with you, you know, the president, he can happily stand and fly on some aircraft carrier anytime he wants but he should keep his hands off the constitution of the United States of america.

The truth is this is a ploy to appease the right wing of his party and change the subject from his dismal record on job creation and foreign policy. It is the president's sworn oath to uphold the Constitution and protect the civil rights…

What we're trying to do is uphold the oath of office that I accepted, to bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution of the state of California and the United States.

The bottom line is, if you know something is wrong, you can either sit back and wait... or we can do the right thing, stand on principle and say, we don't accept discrimination.

We'll continue to do the right thing. We'll continue to no longer discriminate because of their sexual orientation. And I'm proud to stand on that principle and will fight hard to do the right thing and change minds and more importantly…

I would argue any objective analysis. And I challenge people, and I mean this, to read their Constitution.

The bottom line is, what we're trying to do is uphold the oath of office that I accepted, to bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution of the state of California and the United States.

The equal protection clause does not allow me to discriminate.

If you know something is wrong, you can either sit back and wait and talk about the way the world should be... Or we can do the right thing, stand on principle and say, we don't accept discrimination.

The same people that probably will argue against blacks marrying whites in the late '40s here in California.

I haven't had a chance to talk to him directly. Look, good people are going to feel strongly in opposition of what we're trying to do. I certainly respect that. I just don't share that.