There are things called Kerry agreements, that presidents for 20 years have had to use to try to crack down on terrorist financing. Now John Kerry wrote that into the law in 1988.

Has the president done a good job of creating jobs? No. Balancing the budget, no. Protecting the environment, no. Expanding health care, no.

I certainly hope that Kerry gets a chance to talk about his ideas for jobs, first off, because Latino unemployment is at a record high under President Bush.

Kerry's is economic. It's jobs, it's health care, it's outsourcing.

Now, he promised us he'd create 6 million new jobs. He's 7 million jobs short of that.

If you don't like it, you need to vote against him. If you do, you need to vote for him.

The problem is, we do have an incumbent, and he has a four-year record, and it's that record that's on trial.

The record is clear. President Bush was warned about bin Laden by President Clinton, by Sandy Berger the national security adviser, the Hart Rudman Commission, by the Gilmore Commission, Dick Clark, his own top terrorism expert and by…

It was right-wingers who successfully squelched political discussion when they intimidated CBS into killing a documentary about President Ronald Reagan.

The president believes this is a base turnout election, so he is going to want to talk about social issues -- abortion, and gun control, and gays.

Senator Kerry believes this is a debate about swing voters, so he'll want to talk about jobs, and health care, and the environment.

What in the world is this alleged documentary but political statement disguised as news?