We're there to replace the debate around social issues, economical issues, environmental issues, instead of always talking about the flag.

It's representative of the mood of the population. There is a general sense that Mr. Charest is selling Quebec.

[Voters] are fed up with the cult of personality, for example, where all the power is in the hand of the chief. They want a party that will be more democratic.

There was a lot of trash talking during that football game we played against them. We wanted a little payback tonight and it feels good to get them back.

Our parties and Presidential candidates must find ways to differ without being destructive, to debate without demonizing, to put our national interest ahead of special interests, to take the long view rather than the most politically expedient short-term view, to rise above partisan politics to put America first.

The dividing question in the debate is not do we do something, but whatever we do, do we do it alone?