John B. King Jr.

If Oprah Winfrey can bring new energy and new infusion to the Obama campaign it is a huge blessing at exactly the right moment.

Ron Paul... says, pretty much, everything in Washington is messed up.

It is striking that these Republicans never -- the Democrats talk about Bush all the time. He is their pinata. But the Republicans hardly ever talk about him.

If Rudy Giuliani wins, he's rewriting the rules of Ronald Reagan's party.

The Democrats know they're going to have a tough race in the fall and Hillary Clinton was playing to the big Democratic audience, saying, you know, criticize me on policy, but don't get personal here.

Most Republicans polled in New Hampshire and Iowa want a president who is as conservative or more conservative they say than President Bush.

That is why you have a candidate who is pro-choice on abortion rights, who is viewed as pro-gay-rights, more pro-gay-rights than his rivals, leading in Ronald Reagan's Republican Party.

The Republicans plan to use immigration against them in the general election, trust me.

If you are him right now, and you're looking at the Republican race, what are you worried about?

That is one of the more fascinating issues at this weekend's summit, Anderson. When they put that marker down a few weeks back, those social conservative leaders said they were dead serious, that if Rudy Giuliani was the nominee, they were…

Hillary Clinton is so well-defined, very polarizing, like J.C. just mentioned, that she has a problem with independent voters.

If he doesn't deal with this issue -- I'm a real Republican -- not just on fiscal issues, but on social issues as well, his rivals are going to do it for him.

The White House, all along, has wanted one thing. Beyond any specific day-to-day tactical or strategic decision, they want control over this war.

If a week from now, two weeks from now, people look at Barack Obama and say, he's just another politician because of this, Hillary Clinton will be quite happy with the outcome.

He wants to convince voters first in the Democratic primary and then independent voters that Hillary Clinton is not change.

But most believe if you have a pro-abortion rights, pro-gay rights, pro-gun control, relatively liberal mayor from New York City get in the race as a serious candidate and spend billions of dollars or hundreds of millions of dollars and he…

There are now, for all intents and purposes, two Palestinian entities for the world to deal with, and one of them is on the State Department's terror list.

The Democrats are doing it right now because, A, they believe in that position. But, B, they believe it is the best place for them to be in the primary election season.

He is trying to position himself as the heir to Ronald Reagan at a time when the Republican Party has a president right now who is very unpopular.

This is a White House that is known to kick back hard when it believes it is being kicked politically.

When I hiked the Grand Canyon, I see that sunset and I believe in God. We heard a lot more about God and faith tonight than we did at the Democratic debate.

I want to start with what I view as the most significant. He says the Bush administration went into the Iraq War without, quote, 'a serious debate that I know of within the administration about the imminence of the Iraqi threat.'

I think President Clinton's presence certainly helped Senator Hillary Clinton. But I think the fact that he needed to be there is the lead of the story, in the sense that she is very much threatened by Senator Obama's continued inroads and…

It shows you the power of the Internet and the blogosphere, number one, in spreading what Ann Coulter said, number two, in John Edwards trying to step immediately into a controversy.

It tells you everything you need to know about the diplomatic, the public relations problem this administration has beyond Iraq. This is now a generational problem for the United States in the Middle East.