I think the turn back to domestic issues -- there have been two different theories.

How would you describe that strategy to say suppress the Detroit vote?

I think people are scared. We only have half the vaccine we need, and we're getting reports that the Bush administration did in fact drop the ball.

I think it fits into a pattern that Kerry's trying to (UNINTELLIGIBLE). And President Bush denying reality.

President Bush is playing to fear on issues of terrorism and 9/11.

This is a real problem, half the people who need flu shots aren't going to be able to get them because the president dropped the ball.

One of his campaign officials in Michigan, said for the record, that the Bush strategy in Michigan was to 'Suppress the Detroit vote.'

He's not a racist at all, but that was an outrageous statement.

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.

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

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.