I think he has negative name recognition. We didn't cover it, and I don't think anyone else did.

Maybe I'm alone in this view. But I'd think that Gore, if he were to lose, might have a hard time capturing the nomination because he failed to win at a time of great prosperity and having a president with a 55% approval rating despite 'Clinton fatigue' and all that. Many might argue that the problems were based on the candidate and not on the issues.

[In May 2003, many Muslims] saw a worldwide threat to Islam and [bin Laden] represented opposition to the West and the United States, ... Tempers have since cooled.

This important question of the trade-off of civil liberties and protection is one the public takes very seriously. The public has been reminded recently of the ongoing threat of terrorism and what we should or should not have to sacrifice for our safety.

Americans are depressed, angry and very worried about the economic consequences of the disaster.

Voters at a rally at 8 a.m. don't know Gore will keep going at 8 p.m..