I think it's important for Obama to put down Sarah Palin, to get beyond that. He does not -- that lowers him, when he gets into that.

I think the McCain campaign is absolutely delighted. Every day that it's about Sarah Palin is a good day for the McCain campaign.

If she's going to be in the White House, there's got to be a sense of readiness.

If you can do this in a way that is sort of being quietly done -- it's not up on the big radar screen -- that women in the suburbs feel really frightened by it, it makes a huge difference in energizing and getting people in more rural…

He's largely erased Barack Obama's advantage on change. He hasn't caught up with him yet but it's a much narrower margin.

If you can do this in a way that it's sort of being quietly done, it's not up on the big radar screen, that women in the suburbs feel really frightened by it, it makes a huge difference in energizing and getting people in more rural areas…

The Republicans have very successfully reignited the culture wars which have been sort of bubbling under the surface for a long time.

I think the Obama camp, they do need to sort of ignore her and get back to the issues.

I don't think Barack Obama has sharpened his message enough. He needs more surrogates on the economic front and he needs a sharper, stronger, more compelling economic message.

Just very briefly, on Obama today, what we heard today was him talking about a 6.1 percent unemployment rate, the worst in five years.

I think she will have -- you know, when she goes out, she will get more coverage. I -- she's made it clear she's not going to take on Sarah Palin personally. She will go after John McCain and what the lack of real change that she thinks he…