I have respect for Senator McCain. And I guess that just shows that, even when he's wrong, he's amusing.

And my fear is that McCain-Kennedy would do to immigration what McCain-Feingold has done to campaign finance and money and politics, and that's bad.

My religion's theology may be different than that of other faiths, but my religion is like other religions. It has its own unusual beliefs for those who weren't born in the church. And yet it has also taught me to be a better person than I…

As a Mormon, I believe that marriage should be between a man and a woman, and a woman, and a woman.

People are going to make an assessment of the person who is president of the United States -- or that would be president, based on every piece of information they have. And I think if they take a look at me and my family, they'll say, you…

The victory that John Kennedy won was not just for 40 million Americans who were born Catholics, it was for all Americans of all faiths.

Well, I -- I can only, hearing that statement, wonder whether there's not bigotry that still remains in America. That's an extraordinary thing for someone to say. And I can't imagine what prompted him to say something of that nature. It's…

Well, I can only -- hearing that statement, wonder whether there's not bigotry that still remains in America. That's an extraordinary thing for someone to say. And I can't imagine what prompted him to say something of that nature. It's an…

Al Sharpton took a swipe at my Mormon faith.

states, not the Supreme Court, should decide on abortion law.

We have a separation of church and state. It's served us well in this country. This is a nation, after all, that wants a leader that's a person of faith. But we don't choose our leader based on which church they go to.

I want to get our troops home as soon as I possibly can. But at the same time I recognize we don't want to bring them out in such a precipitous way that cause a circumstance that would require us to come back.

Peeling back the veneer may not be as fun as it sounds.

I've been a hunter pretty much all of my life. I never really shot anything terribly big.

I do not endorse or support his views on President Bush or almost any other issue, particularly that's unrelated to being a mayor.

I believe in God. And I believe that every person in this great country and every person on this great planet is a child of God.

As a Mormon, I believe that marriage should be between a man and a woman.

If you have a Giuliani who is pro abortion, who is for gun control, is pro homosexual, stacked up against Hillary Clinton who is pro gun control, pro abortion, pro homosexual, for redefining marriage, what's the difference?