Each person is an individual and espouses their beliefs in a republic. Every person, no matter what their ideology is, has a right to promote those beliefs in the public sphere, period.

We're hopeful the court will save us aggravation and leave things the way they are. But if they overturn laws here, we'll seek whatever remedy is in our realm, including a state constitutional amendment.

No matter where you stand politically - even if you're unsure of what your political ideology is - it is important to take part in the process of shaping our government.

The implications of allowing the region to become dominated by the ideology of al-Qaeda are the same as the implication in the years previous to World War II of allowing fascism to become the ideology of Germany, ... It will lead to a big war that none of us can stand.

I am not interested at all to convert anybody to my ideology - I don't have any.

One view says that presidents want to shape the court, and stamp the court with their own ideology. Historically, they don't always do that.