I think it actually strengthens your critique when you aren't just "no" on everything.

I think it is really, really important that those of us who have deep faith lives don't feel that we could just substitute our own views for everybody else in society, regardless of their views.

Almost always, executive orders are within an authority and always within the purview of Congress to change if they want to legislatively change it.

I think if you do term limits, you would really increase the power of lobbying.

Donald Trump proposes to deport 16 million people, 11 million who are here without documents. And both Donald Trump and Mike Pence want to get rid of birthright citizenship. So if you're born here, but your parents don't have documents, they want to eliminate that. That's another 4.5 million people.

You spend your time blaming the other for what's not getting done and you actually do a couple things, and then you switch to, "Hey, let's instead compete about who gets the credit for what we just did." And that's a lot more fun.

If you think of big, legislative accomplishments, most of them kind of get initiated with the president putting something out there and Congress working on it.