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  1. “I feel a weird sense of survivor’s guilt. So many people died in Haiti, and I was able to get the life I’ve wanted.”
  2. "I think local law enforcement officials have had the authority for a number of years. We believe our state and local officers have the ability to make those inquiries . . . and turn them over for the appropriate proceedings."
  3. “We like to get a good return on our investment. The backbone of this country has been made by first-generation [immigrants] coming here, educating their children, and living the American dream.’’
  4. "He'll get out and start practicing soon enough. It's good that he's out there to hear the calls, to see the stunts and to get a mental rep. It's a benefit for him being out here."
  5. "What Bristol told People is that on the very day that the world learned they were going to get married; Levi came home and said to her that he may have gotten another woman pregnant."
  6. "More still has to be processed."
  7. "We've made bitter choices. In the last three years Pennsylvania has raised more than a billion dollars in new revenue and we've cut spending by over $3.5 billion. It's not like we haven't done anything and we're coming to Washington and saying, 'Bail us out.'"
  8. "I can only say that based on the evidence in the trial, it is absolutely clear that allowing gays and lesbians to marry will strengthen families and the nation. No matter how the judge rules tomorrow, we've already won a significant victory because the other side admitted they have no argument."

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