This finger-in-the-wind stuff has got to end. We also need to stop deluding ourselves that the problem is all about messaging or about volume or style.

We don’t just need to fight. We need to fight for something.

We’ve become a party that too often trims its sails. Too cautious, too rudderless. Too attached to poll-washed, pundit-rinsed and donor-dried messages.

The president was not happy about it.

I’d like to see it [the nation] heal. But we’re dealing with a radical left group of lunatics, and they don’t play fair and they never did.

We can and should pass bills... to help reduce some of the risks and harms to our families and our country from the internet.

The risk is getting higher.

What f****** difference does it make if this murderer was left or right. Pull yourself together, read a book, get some exercise, have a whiskey or walk the dog or make some pasta or go fishing or just do anything other than let this algo…

if Congress doesn’t act, some premiums will skyrocket, and not by a little bit. We’re looking at massive increases. People will not be able to afford it.

I look forward to saying hello to Charles and Camilla. It’s going to be incredible. It’s such a great honor.

Right there you see all the trucks. They just started construction of the new ballroom for the White House.

I don’t care what the UN says.

We’re making it a little bigger. It will be top of the line, as good as it can get anywhere in the world.

And I think over the years, the Democratic Party has done a lot of good things in terms of women’s rights, the environment, civil rights, gay rights. But in terms of the needs of the working class, I’m sorry to have to say they have not.

I think we all know that access to health care is important and we take it very seriously.

The radicals on the left are the problem.

Maybe there is something we can do in the middle as a solution.

The greatest terrorist acts we’ve seen since 9/11 are not from foreign terrorists. They’re from home grown Right-wing extremist groups.