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A-Schwarzenegger

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Thu Oct-14-04 05:39 AM
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"WHEW!"

Edited on Thu Oct-14-04 05:51 AM by A-Schwarzenegger

Gosh, I just don't think I ever said I'm not worried about Osama bin Laden. It's kind of one of those exaggerations.

One of the reasons I'm such a strong believer in legal reform is so that people aren't afraid of producing a product that is necessary for the health of our citizens and then end up getting sued in a court of law.

I'd say, Bob, I've got policies to continue to grow our economy and create the jobs of the 21st century. And here's some help for you to go get an education. Here's some help for you to go to a community college.

Whew!

You know, he talks to the workers. Let me talk to the workers.

You know, Bob, I don't know. I just don't know.

Gosh, I sure hope it's not the administration.

There's a -- no, look, there's a systemic problem.

And there's no market forces involved with health care.

Thirdly, one of the reasons why there's still high cost in medicine is because this is -- they don't use any information technology. It's like if you looked at the -- it's the equivalent of the buggy and horse days, compared to other industries here in America.

We're changing the language.

In all due respect, I'm not so sure it's credible to quote leading news organizations about -- oh, nevermind. Anyway, let me quote the Lewin report.

And so I think we need to think differently.

See, the card, it'll have a period of time attached to it.

There are plenty of people standing in line to become a citizen. And we ought not to crowd these people ahead of them in line. If they want to become a citizen, they can stand in line, too.

Actually, Mitch McConnell had a minimum-wage plan that I supported that would have increased the minimum wage.

Listen, the No Child Left Behind Act is really a jobs act when you think about it.

You cannot solve a problem unless you diagnose the problem. And we weren't diagnosing problems. And therefore just kids were being shuffled through the school.

(FULL ANSWER TO NEW QUESTION on OVERTURNING ROE v WADE -- 2-MINUTE RESPONSE ALLOWED...)

What he's asking me is, will I have a litmus test for my judges? And the answer is, no, I will not have a litmus test. I will pick judges who will interpret the Constitution, but I'll have no litmus test.

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He talked about the unemployed. Absolutely we've got to make sure they get educated.

Apparently you can't pass any test under his vision of the world.

Neighborhoods are safer when we crack down on people who commit crimes with guns.

And secondly, like my opponent, I don't agree we ought to have quotas. I agree, we shouldn't have quotas.

I believe part of a hopeful society is one in which somebody owns something.

First, my faith plays a lot -- a big part in my life. And that's, when I answering that question, what I was really saying to the person was that I pray a lot. And I do.

Religion is an important part.

I believe we ought to love our neighbor like we love ourself, as manifested in public policy through the faith-based initiative where we've unleashed the armies of compassion to help heal people who hurt.

And I can't tell you how encouraged I am to see freedom on the march.

I'll continue, in the four years, to continue to try to work to do so.

We reformed our school system, and now there's an achievement gap in America that's beginning to close.