Howard Dean -- and now Al Gore, I guess -- are on the wrong side of each of those questions,

That struck me as outrageous coming from Howard Dean, who launched the first negative ads of the campaign who has repeatedly and divisively attacked the Democratic Party, other Democratic candidates and the Democratic leadership.

That struck me as outrageous coming from Howard Dean, who launched the first negative ads of the campaign who has repeatedly and divisively attacked the Democratic Party, other Democratic candidates and the Democratic leadership,

Come on, everybody. Go Howard Dean!

Let's give Al Gore the credit, ... He broke this barrier ... anytime a barrier is broken for one person in this country, the doors of opportunity open wider for every other American.

I guess the bottom line of the tapes is -- I don't know whether I'm typical -- they make me itch. They make me feel uncomfortable about -- very uncomfortable, embarrassed -- about what was happening. It happened in both parties. And my guess is that in a technical sense it was legal, but it ought to make us feel badly enough that we make it illegal.