What would help the Democrats -- I think the Democrats ought to be supportive of trying to see this through and to a successful conclusion.

Vacillation is always a weakness in politics, and that's, of course, why John Kerry got so hurt.

They need somebody who is, who's higher stature, broader, and with a broader base to be the spokesperson for the party.

They've gotten a little complacent, starting to measure the drapes in the speaker's office and over in the -- and the Congress, and thinking that maybe they're going to sweep in.

I think it's right on substance. I didn't think it merited an indictment.

I think Bill Clinton is the best candidate.

I think the tide of events has been moving in the president's direction, partly because of the accomplishments of his own team.

I think they're being smart about going to Camp David, but I would not expect much substantive progress out of Camp David.

It plays differently in different parts of the country, very strikingly today in the senate vote.

Doesn't it signal that this is very likely a bill that's not going to pass this year?

Until he solves or addresses and gets some success on some of the fundamental underlying issues, to move to these issues that most Americans think are pretty marginal compared to Iraq or high gas prices or immigration, until he gets…