John B. King Jr.

How do you avoid this issue? You have the first African-American with a chance, not only to be his party's nominee, but to be the president of the United States, the first woman with a chance to be the nominee and the president of the…

He needs to transcend race, if you will, for political purposes, to win the election.

McCain's not with you on a constitutional amendment outlawing abortion, not with you on a constitutional amendment outlawing same-sex marriage.

She needs to win Texas. She also needs to win Ohio. There are many questioning why she's essentially ceding Wisconsin.

For the most part, the majority of elected conservatives and the leaders of conservative organizations are beginning a rally-around-McCain movement.

Both of these Democratic candidates in this stalemate have the same challenge, if you will, to reach into the other's base.

It is a stunt by Hillary Clinton to go to Florida tomorrow night. But it is an important stunt in a sense that she is hoping to change the psychology of the race heading into Super Tuesday.

What a repudiation of the Giuliani strategy that would be if those polls holds up when Florida votes five days from now.

If somebody can win those two states back to back, a Southern state and a big state that matters in a general election, then the psychology will change again.

I can fix the economy here. I know the automotive industry because my dad worked in it. I grew up in it. And I will go to Washington and I will help you -- almost sounded activist for a Republican. I will go to Washington and I will do…

The last thing she needs is African-Americans saying, 'What did she do, go after Barack Obama on race issue?'

It is in their interest, each of their interest to shut this down. Because assume this is going to be a competitive race, yes the Republicans are in disarray right now.

More and more people are thinking, this is not going to be solved the old way, which is momentum, win a few early states.

If McCain wins Michigan and Romney is pushed to the sidelines, then it's a much different equation because Rudy Giuliani would have lost five contests in a row.

But, if McCain wins Michigan and Romney is pushed to the sidelines, then it's a much, much different equation, because Rudy Giuliani would have lost five contests in a row.

The challenge in a long race, Lou, is to adapt to what the voters want.

Can Rudy Giuliani prove his strategy works? That is the single question on January 29th.

Hillary Clinton flooded the zone -- a lot of union help, a lot of ground people, foot soldiers who know New Hampshire very well.

He's had a problem because many of his positions now are not his positions three, four, five or ten years ago.

Of course there's concern in the Giuliani campaign because there's psychology in elections. You can't keep losing and then eventually think you're going to win.

John McCain closing message today is, 'We're going to disagree sometimes, but you're going to know I'm telling you the truth. You're going to know I'm speaking from the heart.'

This is one of the great mysteries of politics.

It's striking what's different between Iowa and New Hampshire. Here in Iowa on both the Democrat and the Republican side, the race seems to be about who you are, leadership qualities, personal characteristics and personal character. In New…

Picking a president is about immigration and taxes and health care and the economy. But it's also about do you like that person?

Illegal immigration is the No. 1 issue among Republicans in the state of Iowa.