Evan Bayh: “He is a man of integrity, intelligence, and as I have said, he focuses on the bottom line--how do we work together to…”

There's something fundamentally wrong about that. If we can pursue our Nation's security without putting them or us as a country institutionalizing hypocrisy, I think America is stronger, we are a more just and secure country.

The closer you got to the center of the city where Susan was, the worse and worse things got.

I believe is discriminatory. Times have changed since then and it seems to me we should respond to those changes, changes in the attitude of our people, the acceptance of gay and lesbian people in the workplace.

If they become significantly affected by this, does that present a systemic risk of some kind?