I just think that we're moving in the right direction. I think the most magnificent thing is that this revolution is going on and the people have discovered it.

Oh, sure I think she can win. I think she's going to have to work very hard. She has the roughest job of all the Tea Party candidates because she's in a more liberal state.

What does it mean for midterms and governing once the elections are over?

We have to reduce the size and scope of government.

What we're witnessing today is change coming from the grassroots. I have noticed over the many years that presidential candidates always campaign on change and they never get it.

There's a lot of unhappiness in this country. And, for that reason, the numbers are just coming together.

I think the fact that she won is very important, and we should be glad about that. But, also, you should go for the winning.

If some of these people get elected, and they don't do as -- as expected, if they keep voting for big government and more taxes, they're going to be held accountable this go-round.

If some of these people get elected and they don't do as expected, if they keep voting for big government and more taxes, they're going to be held actable this go around.

I think both is true. I think the fact that she won is very important and we should be glad about that. But also you should go for the winning.

Oh, yes. Because it's -- but it's economics. I see everything in terms of economic policies, and that's what drives everybody.

Always compromise with people in your goals, which, to me, is perfecting liberty, increasing individual liberty, and the free marketplace.