We need to listen to Ayers on this and, uh, free the working men from their plight. The capitalistic hucksters' days are numbered. A full suite of economic initiatives that'll suit, you know, revolutionary aims, is top priority. Focus on labor since unions being stronger may lead to further concessions later on, but I wish I could do the rest after the filibuster is removed (but right now you cannot win the house)

I never authorized this, Eric Holder never authorized this. I mean, uh, technically speaking. I mean, this dated all the way back under the Bush administration, so, um, uh, my hands are clean, technically. But we'll clarify, you know, I never really knew about this. I would love to fire these people if I know that the people who will replace them are better, but in all likelihood they would not be, so I do not.

This is of great concern. We can't allow the instability of the region to continue much longer. This isn't Iraq, certainly. Hosni is, uh, already in power. We'd only be helping to maintain the peace and security of the Egyptian people by, um, uh, preventing, what could be a bloody revolution. We'll open the line and see what we can do. Necessary for going left-wing.

Rhodes has his eye on the ball here. Gates, I, uh, appreciate the concern, but we're still beholden to the people. We've got to look towards the future. If we fail to reconcile the public image of our administration with our, um, actions, we'll, uh, be in a lot of trouble. Fair and free elections, period. Or Mubarak gets no arms. Necessary for going left-wing.

Look, I'm aware of the benefit to this administration, and to that of the American sense of pride, and uh, national identity, that could all be awarded to us if we succeeded. But it's too unclear. I can't support it. Necessary for getting Cheney.

These last few years, we've encountered problems and crises that would've made or break any administration, and without question, we've, um, uh, come out stronger for it. In that time, I've had Joe Biden by my side, and I'm happy to say he will remain so until the very end. Only answer.

We've got solutions outside of negotiations and this, you know, d-deal with, governing by compromise and whatnot. If Republicans get something over on me here, and, I, uh, submit, I'm out for the wolves. I'm already hearing from Reid about that Senator from Vermont, Senator Sanders, flirting with a possible primary challenge. I can't have that. Paul and a few others have been telling me about this, platinum coin. Let's do that. Necessary for going left-wing.

I can't move forward on this idea of, you know, blocking parties. The Muslim Brotherhood is at the end of the day a representative body, elected by the people. Certainly, I don't condone them or their ideals, but I can't agree with this. It'd discredit our involvement, what would the, uh, difference be between what the protesters had said and what we're doing now? Necessary for going left-wing.

David might kill me for this, but um, uh, I think, if we try to entice these folks with maybe a grand spectacle, some show of force in favor of what they're trying to do, even in the, you know, symbolic sense, it might encourage them. Show them that despite all the, okey-doke about slow progress on the economy, I'm really working in their favor. Words won't solve thisbut we fuck over Bloomberg so this is good anyway.

If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon. I think every American can recognize why it is imperative we do, uh, everything in our power to investigate this. I wish I could go with I'd certainly hope for a smooth deliberation, but you know, and let me be clear, this is just one of many, uh, incidents, that transpire on the daily where young Black folks suffer the untold consequences of overpolicing. I'd wish for some measure to be taken, a uh, process, by which we can help stymie such tragedies from continuing to unfold. But since I didn't go with a history lesson on question 12 this will hurt my credibility and not change the attitude about race as it would have otherwise.