It's only when I get lumped in with John Kerry and Howard Dean that my party affiliation becomes an issue, ... Stick to the kitchen issues - health care, jobs and fairness - and stick to the facts.

Come on, everybody. Go Howard Dean!

The key for Democrats is to look less for a victory of party and more for a victory of purpose, ... That purpose for the state and local -- I've given up on the federal -- is to turn enterprise to helping people.

[He also lumped Kerry in with another Democratic contender, Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina, charging that though they] may not raise their voices as loudly ... their rhetoric is every bit as hostile.

It's part of the buzz of the city among Christians. It wouldn't surprise me that it got to George Bush. He reads, he picks stuff up, he talks to people. And he's pretty serious about his own Christian beliefs.

John Kerry was a thorn in our flesh. He was very articulate, a credible leader of the opposition. He forced us to create a counterfoil. We found a vet named John O’Neill and formed a group called Vietnam Veterans for a Just Peace. We had O’Neill meet the President, and we did everything we could do to boost his group