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"Hand on heart, I did what I thought was right."
British Prime Minister Tony Blair, announcing he will step down on June 27, after more than a decade in office
"As for the one Mormon running for office, those that really believe in God will defeat him anyway, so don't worry about that. That's a temporary situation."
The Rev. Al Sharpton, on Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's faith. Sharpton later said his remarks were taken out of context.
"The surge needs to go through the beginning of next year, for sure." "
Lt. Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, a commander for U.S. military operations in Iraq, on the Pentagon's announcement that 35,000 soldiers will begin deploying to Iraq in August as replacements
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"We will have our differences, and we will have our agreements, and I'm looking forward to working with him."
President George W. Bush, on France's president-elect, Nicolas Sarkozy, who called for improved U.S.-French relations but also said he would not have gotten France involved in the Iraq War
"It was like a nightmare when we left. You couldn't breathe, and ash was falling like snow."
Avalon, Calif., resident Kathy Troeger, on a wildfire that burned 4,000 acres and forced residents and tourists off the resort of Santa Catalina Island
"I don't think this is the gun that is going to take cervical cancer off the map."
Dr. Diane M. Harper, on new data suggesting that Gardasil, the HPV vaccine designed to prevent cervical cancer, may be far less effective than once thought
"There are a lot of 'logical' scenarios that people are going to put together. We've seen quite a few over the past couple of days that were pretty amusing."
Dale Earnhardt Jr., one of NASCAR's most popular drivers, on speculation regarding which team he will join after his final season with the company founded by his late father
"Whether you're at a desk in Pasadena or a desk in Mumbai, you're still just a phone call or e-mail away from the interview."
James Macpherson, the editor of California news site Pasadena Now.com, on outsourcing local political reporting to journalists in India
"We figured, hey, if someone's going to spend a few million on the General Lee, they should be able to pay for it."
Allen Stockman, who handles actor John Schneider's estate, on a prank $10 million eBay bid—a would-be site record—for the "Dukes of Hazzard" car
life is short. get a divorce.
From a Chicago law firm's billboard ad featuring barely clothed models. City officials eventually took it down.
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