The Kerry campaign will tell you -- and I think they make a good point -- their guy has been tested.

He has got to take a really hard look. He's the guy I think who has the brightest future in this Democratic field, besides the front-runner, John Kerry.

He has to run two campaigns. He has to continue winning the primaries.

He's still got to keep winning. He keeps winning, he's been very impressive but, you know, Governor Dean, we just heard him, he's going to make a stand in Wisconsin.

Kerry has already won in Iowa, in the Midwest. That's a long way from home.

Winning is better than losing. First is better than second.

He is the most strident on issues like Iraq. In the last few days, he was back on the attack, but not in a very screeching way, and I thought that seemed to work for him.

He is the most strident on issues like Iraq.

For Gore to go against that, it's got to be difficult for Lieberman to take.

I feel for him right now. Here's a guy who at some point sat alone in a room with Al Gore, Al Gore turned to him and said, Joe, if I become president, god forbid something happens, I want you to run the country. You're the best person to…

They are probably personally angry and politically scrambling. They have tried to say Dean is only the candidate of the elite white establishment -- not establishment -- the white anti-establishment-type vote, or maybe just the angry voter.