It's going to underscore some things that I think are going to make -- continue to help him with older voters but he's going to push younger voters to say is this campaign on top of things, the McCain campaign?

I think it suggests a couple things. Both candidates need to take a bit of a vacation.

The bigger story of the day is the resignation of Jim Johnson.

What he's talking about is trying to get people out of harm's way, and then we may have to leave some sort of contingency force there for a long period of time, and he's not -- he doesn't feel pressure to bring that contingency force home…

I think he made a mistake. And, you know, it's in line with his argument that we might be there a hundred years.

I think the first and most important thing is that he choose someone who is seen as a serious person of gravitas, someone who could become president.

I think based on where it is now, not much. What Obama basically said was, look, we're not going to start hiring a vet to vet the vetters.

He wants to cut taxes, but, boy, he wants to go after those CEOs who are making lots -- with lots of money.

The first and most important thing is that he choose someone who is seen as a serious person of gravitas, someone who could become president.

I think he's going to need Hillary out there one way or another. I think he's going to need to showcase her, along with her husband, at the convention.

Barack Obama is the candidate, and it's going to be between him and John McCain. Neither of them have articulated their vision in true words.

He needs a very strong women's outreach effort within the campaign. He needs to give at least one major speech, if not more, on how his policies would affect the future of women in a variety of ways.