He's calm, untroubled, assured and frankly one of the most effective Christian ambassadors on the planet.
And frankly, that issue is probably not going to be resolved until after November.
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That would be too easy, and frankly not of much use for our intended audience.
And frankly, the current environment is not conducive to those kinds of thoughtful consultations.
We knew just a little bit about advertising, and frankly not much about anything else.
And frankly skeptics of school choice fall into similar traps as proponents, over-estimating the downsides, etc.
Unfortunately, that will not happen until November 27th, thanks to traditional, and frankly pretty ridiculous, procedures.
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These are two different things and we say it directly, honestly and frankly to each other.
Smith nearly walked in the summer and frankly I don't think he will be about much longer.
We have been very clear about our stance on taxes, and frankly, on other spending proposals also.
My actions were a silly (but logical, effective, and frankly satisfying) response to a silly phone call.
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And frankly, the wording of the questionnaire, the order of the wording of the questionnaire makes a big difference.
No other committee has this level of backup - and frankly, it shows.
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And frankly, women are done with having to choose one over the other.
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And frankly our electorates want us to be able to fix every problem.
Without that layer to hack away, they are relatively easy to prepare, not to mention tender, sweet and frankly adorable.
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They tend to evolve on an incremental basis because it is less risky and frankly easier than transforming the organization.
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He's the hardest working, biggest money raiser and frankly the most passionate Democrat in the House, " Ford told CNN's "CrossFire.
Bertarelli seems relieved and frankly happy to move on and has four areas where he plans to spend his time.
The stock blue cable is remarkably seductive, and frankly, it's pretty tough to keep your hands from fiddling with it.
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"Every single person I have spoken to, from both schools in fact, is equally shocked and frankly unhappy, " she said.
And frankly, the more economically stressed the people who get the money are, the more likely they are to spend it.
We challenge ourselves to keep up, even hasten the grueling pace, and frankly, we rationalize that it comes with the territory.
This is the brave and hip route, and frankly, these folks I meet are the most excited about what they are doing.
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The first step, like any addict, is to admit you have a problem and frankly, no one can solve it for you.
And frankly, if you look at Jason Giambi, he's a good example.
And frankly, with 12 different agencies in charge, nobody is in charge.
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It was also an industry that had seemingly gone from success to success and frankly got too proud of itself and overconfident.
And frankly, that right ought not to be limited to 30 minutes.
"I think the old way of doing politics is incredibly stifling and frankly not very enlightening for people, " he later told the BBC.
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