Scott Rigell: “I just don't think we can quite grasp the painful reality that America is indeed subject to the laws of finance.”

I cannot, in good conscience, if Donald Trump is our nominee, I cannot vote for him because of what I -- the risk that I think I put my own country in terms of foreign policy and use of military force.

As a fiscal conservative and as a Republican, I believe that we fought for this a lot harder, though, and I want to walk through that just a little bit.

I want an aspirational leader that I could say to my son and grandson, grow up to be like him or her. And he fails that test miserably.

But this is clearly the most egregious example of basically a quid pro quo and the negative that is if you do something, I'll take something away.