I remember him telling me about this kid, this skinny kid, I don't know, maybe 10 years ago when we were working in the White House. He said, he is going to be the future of the Democratic Party.

Democrats have been impressed with the job he's done.

That's a very good point, yes. And I say this as a professional partisan Democrat.

Obama wins, and it won't be close. I think carries a minimum of 325 electoral votes.

And my greatest fear for tomorrow is that rather than the historic day it should be is that some people will give in to terrible impulses and try to intimidate voters because there will be a lot of people crashing into these voting places.

If Obama can win a state like Indiana -- that's a reach -- it's tough, but I think he can -- then, this -- this could be a blowout.

Barack Obama is the incumbent in this race.

McCain ought to be -- not to advise him, but he ought to be campaigning to say Bud Day and Orson Swindle.

It's a good metaphor for the whole thing.

Obama is flooding the zone.

I think -- even if they do, I think Obama wins pretty big.

You know, he is a man of profound personal courage, and the suffering and service he gave this country ought to be honored and particularly by Democrats like me. Why not go out with some class and some dignity?