She doesn't have to do a lot of grip and grins around the country. Calling people and asking for support is going to be lot easier for her than for most new candidates, and it can be done for the cost of a phone call.

It is not based on her decision to stay in or drop out — a decision I'm not privy to, nor would I even venture a guess. She's a strong person and she makes her own choices and I've always respected her for that.

My foundations support people in the country who care about an open society. It's their work that I'm supporting. So it's not me doing it. But I can empower them. I can support them, and I can help them.

Push America also builds accessible environments at camps and organizations that support people with disabilities across the country. We are an organization that educates over 6,000 young people a year on the disabled community and challenges they face from day to day.

We have more support than we had when we first got the cards signed. It really looks very good.

I go to support her at every show and as a trainer, we can coach all the way up until the riders actually enter the start box. Then they are on their own.