I'm a Democrat. I voted for Obama. But I didn't think it was right to use language that appealed to the baser instincts of the less successful.
The Department of Energy gave us a $535 million loan guarantee. President Obama visited our factory. We were the poster child for green energy. Then we went bankrupt and became the poster child for government waste.
The FBI raided our offices. Congressional hearings. Criminal investigations. For a solar panel company. We didn't commit fraud — we just bet on the wrong technology at the wrong time. But try explaining that to a congressman on camera.
I am a victim of political persecution. The new government wants to destroy anyone connected to the previous administration.
I spent $340 million running for president and I’d do it again. Some things are worth more than money.
The organisation is named the Muslim Brotherhood and, under the cloak of this name, everything that has nothing to do with Islam, such as killing, bombing and assassinations of political figures, is being perpetrated.
Norway is completely uninteresting. It is good for those who work for the state.
Political work and business are not separate in this region. They are the same conversation, conducted in different rooms.
In this region, business and politics have never been separate. The question is whether you use that connection to build or to exploit.
Politics and business in our part of the world are two sides of the same coin. You cannot separate them.
I resigned to protect Lebanon. Sometimes the most powerful statement is stepping back.
This country was founded on the principle of open discourse. Intellectual diversity and vigorous, reasoned debate have been fundamental to America's success.
I support a United States that welcomes immigrants and refugees to apply for entry and ultimately citizenship.
I am deeply humbled and moved by this exceptional honor.
It is not for the regime to eliminate opposition leaders. The Ivorian people should choose.