I am very uncomfortable messing around with a major statement our nominee is making. There are people far smarter than me who are writing this.

There's no communication down where we live. We have people in our family we're not sure how they're doing.

It's a story that needs to be told, ... The story is of a community of people and how they grew themselves under the shadow of the Klan.

both of our jobs depend on fuel, so we're out of work, and will be for a while.

People want to do something practical, more than just send a check, which we realize is often the most practical thing to do. But it just seems so impersonal. People want to make connections and feel like they're part of something larger than themselves, so getting involved in collecting provisions, tools, toys or whatever, gives us a sense that we are really helping.

Frankly, people who buy Showtime pay-per-view are supporting him and supporting the notion that you can get away with anything.