James Carville

I think a lot of religious conservatives are very, very upset about this.

Planned Parenthood -- let's be factual here -- is a group that provides information on birth control and is an abortion provider.

He's done wrestling with it.

You have your religion and your faith in the church, not in the classroom.

You can't teach people you can get pregnant on a toilet seat, because there's no... you can't teach that, because it's not fact.

You can't teach that the stork brings babies anymore. That's just not the way the world works.

And, obviously, every Democratic candidate believes in evolution. Every Democratic candidate thinks it's based on -- it ought to be taught in schools.

Every Democratic candidate believes in evolution, as does every scientist.

The one thing we do know is that they're all more expensive.

I think you have got to respond to it.

I have recommended publicly that Democrats just abandon it, and go positive, that there's not much information you're going to inject right now that people don't know.

I don't think negative -- again, the negative ads, to the extent that they were going to be effective -- and -- and, as I said earlier, 70 percent don't even matter.

I think there's a political downside for Allen, and a political upside for Webb, if Webb takes advantage of it.

I'm not altogether certain that this is going to work for Senator Allen. I'm not sure this whole thing is not going to backfire.

When I do vote on a Supreme Court justice, I'm going to vote on somebody that allows people to write about the horrors of war, without the fear of -- of censorship.

Challenge Allen to debate your record. Challenge to debate whether or not literature should be -- should be censored.

It -- book burning is -- is -- is not the -- the -- the greatest tactic in American politics in 2006.

I think a lot of people are fearful we will be there for another 10 years.

It's Iraq. And -- and it's clearly the -- driving people's attitudes toward -- toward the country. It's clearly driving the wrong-track number in the country. And -- and people are clearly frustrated about it.

I think now that it's -- it's a little bit different, that Iraq is one -- is -- is one of the things that causes people to -- to have a negative lens upon which they look at the country.

It's Iraq. There are other things that people are frustrated about, but this is the big one.

It should have been anticipated before they made this decision.

Yes, I don't know, and I'm not sure it would be politically good for him.

This is unprecedented. And the idea to say, well, there's 7,000 others is a little bit like saying, well, you know, 5,000 planes land safely and a couple of them collide in midair and you want to spend all your time covering that.

If they want to get it passed, what they need to do is attach it to a bill that helps coal companies or pharmaceutical companies or insurance companies. Then the wrath of God would come down on this Congress, and they'd get it passed…