I think it's very wise in time, particularly in these -- when -- when we're so tight on the budget, to cut this stuff out.

If they get this 1 percent, OK, let's go for the next 3 percent, let's go for the next 5 percent.

I think it's very wise, in time, particularly in these -- when we're so tight on the budget, to cut this stuff out.

The press actually did uncover some of this. Now, let's be clear about this. We didn't know about this housing business and 17 years of unpaid taxes, had the press not gotten into it.

If they get this one percent, ok, let's go for the three percent -- let's go for the next five percent.

I do think that the larger significance is that Sarah Palin has gone after the Federal Reserve.

I think it was partially correct and partially incorrect.

I don't think he made a sufficient pivot to the center today. He has to do that, I think, through policies and through personnel.

The working conventional wisdom in politics is, Barack Obama's going to win in part because it's a weak field running against him.

If President Obama says, 'I am serious about Social Security reform, and I'm even willing to look at Medicare reform', then I think, in taking on his base on those issues, it would -- you cannot cut this deficit sufficiently unless you --

To have someone like Rubio out there -- getting Christine O'Donnell off the screen and getting Rubio on the screen is a big step forward for the Republicans.