Elizabeth Edwards Quotes

I've always viewed Mitt Romney as a very conservative person.

Bush is no conservative.

There's a feeling among some people that the Republican party is harsh on some things.

Conservatives tend to see the world more in terms of good-versus-evil and, for some of them, the nightmare is a disarmed citizenry that can be preyed upon by criminals. They know that having a gun in the house would increase the risk of an accident for a member of their family, but they're willing to take that risk.

My views tend to be centrist. I'm not a big fan of George W., but my politics tend to be more Republican than not.

Democrats love to criticize Republicans on guns, but they are generally mute when it comes to taking on Hollywood or the gaming industry.

I think the world looks down on Republicans for their socially conservative views, which includes religion in government.

It's not politically incorrect to say you're Republican or conservative.

The record shows that there is very good reason to question the compassionate part of compassionate conservatism. It is simply hooey!

Bill, you’re the only wild-eyed Republican, I’d ever let in here with a weapon.

I am a conservative Republican from the South.

In terms of the conservative movement, I do think it would be foolish to deny that Trump has exposed certain aspects of that movement as less healthy than I thought or hoped.

I don't think Republicans are evil. I think they mostly have a different philosophy of government than I do.

I'm on the pro-science side of the Republican Party.

Republicans are scared of the NRA. They're scared of the Tea Party.

I believe in the principles of the Republican Party.

Gingrich is the "foremost intellectual" in the Republican party like Gene Simmons is the foremost intellectual in "Kiss".

One of my quests from the beginning has been to inform people, educate people, sort of train people, if you will, to spot liberalism. The belief that liberalism is the source of the vast majority of our problems, clearly not all, but the vast majority, liberals and liberalism, and the more people trained to spot it, I think, have always believed that it would go a long way to go in defeating it. I think it does need to be defeated.

I support guns and I support the death penalty. Half of my interviews are convincing liberals they're not liberal.

I love America. I'm concerned about America and I believe the heart and soul of conservatives and Republicans recognize that the principles that Donald Trump is talking about have nothing to do with conservatism, nothing to do with keeping America strong.

I'm not a Republican, but I have some conservative views on certain things. I'm not a Democrat, either. It's just very difficult that these people hate each other over a belief. I think it all comes down to ego and competitiveness.

I wish every Republican wanted to impeach [Jeorge W.] Bush , but people don't agree with this. He's stating a fact about what he believes.

I truly believe Donald Trump is not a true conservative. His values as a Republican or a self-described Republican, when he mocks the disabled, when he really badly stumbles when asked about David Duke and the KKK, when he says that he admires Vladimir Putin and then quotes the dictator Francisco Mussolini - this is unfathomable to me that this is the type of individual who leads the party that I love.

The US is also unusual in the enormous scale of religious fundamentalism. The impact on understanding of the world is extraordinary. In national polls almost half of those surveyed have reported that they believe that God created humans in their present form 10,000 years ago (or less) and that man shares no common ancestor with the ape. There are similar beliefs about the Second Coming.

I think Ron Paul's views are totally outside the mainstream of virtually every decent American.