Leadership

Ed Schafer is the right choice to fill this post.

His energy, friendliness and optimism has made him a popular governor.

He has the leadership to develop and create consensus around a national energy policy that deals with nuclear waste based on sound science.

When we break out of the conventional thinking and we start reaching out to friend and foe alike, then I am absolutely confident that we can restore America's leadership in the world.

The next president can't just be driven by polls.

I believe that what's needed in the next president is somebody who can bring the country together and overcome those divisions to actually get something done.

We are going to be the America that has made us that bright and shining light all around the world.

We are a beacon of light around the world.

Somebody who's not just telling the American people what they want to hear but telling the American people what they need to hear.

I want to go before the world and say America's back.

I believe that a candidate... is essential that the strength of the house Ronald Reagan built is going to lead us to become the successful nation that we've always been.

We can't let this continue.

Real leadership for rural America starts with one simple principle: listening.

We can't just tell people what they want to hear.

We need to tell them what they need to hear.

I am proud of the policy work we have done on this campaign and through Mark's leadership we have built a team of key advisors from the ground up that will continue to offer new and innovative approaches to the challenges this country…

I will let them know that America is up to the challenge.

It is time the world could point to America again.