Americans of all ages, from high school seniors to senior citizens, are tired of being divided by Washington politicians looking to score political points.

Americans are tired of an attitude toward taxing and spending in Washington that is leaving a legacy of debt to our children and grandchildren.

Our campaign is committed to reaching out to people of all faiths as we build our grassroots movement to challenge the status quo in Washington, D.C.

The conventional thinking in Washington tells us that we're a country divided into Red States and Blue States; that we're doomed to fight the same tired partisan battles over and over again.

We've got a politics in Washington that isn't working for the people anymore, and we're going to have to build a movement to overcome the status quo.

I brought arithmetic to Washington.

I want a new approach in Washington, D.C.

We celebrate with special pride the rich legacies of Presidents Washington and Lincoln.

This guy kills himself to fulfill his responsibilities to his country and to his party in Washington and to his district back home.

Granting the consent of the Congress to amendments made by Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia to the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Regulation Compact.

It will pull back the curtains from the world of Washington lobbying.

Right is on your side; we're just going to have to keep working here so that we can prevail in Washington.

I think Washington has suffered grievously from losing that connection, losing that touch with the people who sent us here.

I wouldn't want you to draw any strange conclusions from that if he does end up going to the hospital for one more day in Washington.

We do need a less bureaucratic, more creative, more entrepreneurial, more flexible Government in Washington.

It will help us to do what we must do to continue to fight to bring a reality check to Washington.

However, while this legislation is an important political reform, it is only the first step in what must be a greater effort to change business-as-usual in Washington.

If we want middle class Americans to benefit from what we do, then the public interest, not those of special interest, should have the loudest voice in Washington.