I think that what Edwards brings is optimism, it's exuberance. It's change, a sense of energy, all of which I think matches up quite favorably with what's increasingly looking like a sort of stodgy and stuck-in-the-mud Republican…

The Republicans couldn't challenge him successfully on political and policy grounds. He beat them every time.

The Democrats are competent fiscal stewards. As President Bush tries to say, the Democrats will spend us just oblivion.

I think it's nothing but good news for John Kerry because it will remind people of what it was like when we had a president who was engaged, and able to get things done, and really cared about your life.

Clinton helps to remind us that we had a president who did a darn good job for the economy, frankly, better than the current president.

Tucker is profoundly wrong when he says it wasn't an interesting or important time in American history.

From the highest courts in America to the most elite newspapers in America, they were all wrong and they were swept up in an era of madness and they were used as tools of hatred.

This from the campaign that began in its first ad running videotape from 9/11.

I think Kerry does stand to benefit from introducing himself this way.

The president has been our commander-in-chief for three long years. It feels like 30.

Actually, that gap has been narrowing remarkably.

This from a party that set its national convention to coincide with 9/11 in New York City.