It sounded like, on Thursday night, John McCain was ready to reach across the aisle.

The person, the candidate who can convince the American people that he's got a plan for the economy that's compelling, and that he will have a team that's new, that's fresh, that will change things, not just to talk change but show people…

But you know Barack Obama cannot afford to let this not be about issues. That's what bothering voters. And he's got to get it back on the issues because we want to hear more about the issues.

It is imprudent, in fact, it's reckless, to put the commander in chief role in the hands of someone with little experience like Barack Obama.

This is the biggest gamble I've ever seen a presidential candidate take in modern history because John McCain was in a situation where he was closing rapidly.

I think when people get ready, they'll go and beat up on Barack Obama next week at the Republican convention and we know they will. It's going to sound rather hollow when they say we can't turn national security over to someone who has…

I think reform has been one of the four main themes of the Republican Convention all along.

He's thrown down the gauntlet on this abortion issue.

I think Roland is right that he came out swinging last night.

The biggest single gamble in modern political history, Anderson. On one hand, she's firing up the evangelicals and many of the social conservatives because of her pro-life, pro-gun sort of view, lifetime NRA. She's also very popular in…

It is working for McCain. And the McCain team has been very open that they went to school on the Hillary Clinton campaign; that they learned from that.