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Wait a minute. Now, let me come to the main thing, because standing up to pressure is something the next president is going to have to do. And I'm going to lay it on the line here, Dick. Now, look, you voted against the minimum wage every time you had a chance to in the Congress. If you had your vote, it would still be $2.30 an hour. Now you say you're for it. You voted against the Department of Education. Now you say you're for it. You voted for tuition tax credits. Now you say you're against it. You voted for Reaganomics. Now you say, well, where are you this week on Reaganomics? I'm not sure. And the next president of the United States has to be someone the American people can believe will stay with his convictions. And if pressure comes from Gorbachev, from domestic interest groups, from wherever the pressure comes, you've got to be willing to stand your ground and be consistent.

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