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Different point. if you're going to go after santorum for compromising on principle, what about romney? >> megyn, because romney has to govern. he has to make decisions as governor every day. his constituents expect -- megyn: didn't santorum have to do that when he was a u.s. senator? >> no, because he never ran anything. he never was a ceo, he never ran a company, he never ran a state. that's the problem senators have when they run for national office. they have to make trade-offs all the time. >> the difference here, i think steve's point is that the compromise was one that is made by a d.c....

Gentlemen were truthful here. finish. >> without caveats or explanations, please define yourself using one word and one word only. congressman paul? >> consistent. [cheers and applause] >> senator santorum? >> courage. [cheers and applause] >> governor? >> resolute. [applause] >> mr. speaker? >> cheerful. [laughter] megyn: that got a big laugh. tim white -- >> again, it all comes back to consistency. if we're looking for a litically pure candidate and somebody who's been consistent, we have to take a look at ron paul. we're starting to talk about him, but i think he need more consideration. me...