I think the answer is what we're doing now, write these letters, speak out, and to show people how completely biased this corporation is.

But that's -- I do think, I'm, not everyone agrees with me, and I'm not saying it for partisan reasons, I think objectively, however, that is the only issue that, in the end, as of November 2, will really matter, can you protect us?

I do think, though, again, the threshold issue is security. I mean, people just aren't going to vote for the candidate they think won't protect them.

Bush's great gift is his emotional intelligence. He really does connect quite well.

I think it's wiser to look at those swing voters. So on that, I'd have to say Edwards won.

Bush could short-circuit a lot of this if he would just admit that he was wrong. But he won't.

I hope John Edwards -- you like that? Gets in there and fights about it. Absolutely.

I want some fisticuffs. This is important. We've got 138,000 guys out in the desert with no exit strategy and a president who doesn't know what he's doing.

Even George W. Bush, with a Ph.D. in the obvious knows that we're good and the terrorists are evil.

You all have a lot more at stake in this election than old guys like me. ... You are.

You all ought to register and vote. At this point I don't even care which party, but you better get involved in this, because it's your rear end that's at stake, not mine.

What have we gotten from Dick Cheney's experience? ... He said we didn't need 200,000 troops, and we did.