Saddam [Hussein] was a dictator, it was one-party rule, but now we have 60 parties running the country.

We don't leave the neighborhood except in case of emergency.

We are facing some kind of phantom, a certain person or party, who are professionals and who have hatched a terrorist plot and are carrying it out. As long as we have not apprehended any person, the plot will continue.

I'm disappointed that [the Marijuana Party] is, in fact, running candidates. Unfortunately, they're all eccentrics, typically, and they're all doing it for alternative reasons- and can't possibly provide any benefit to the marijuana community by running.

Given that Nader is running on the Pat Buchanan Reform Party ticket and is openly accepting both financial and organizational help from Republicans and their allies, the answer is no.

If you told me in 2004 that Howard Dean would end up running the Democratic Party months after losing the nomination to John Kerry, I'd have said you were crazy. I think he took the job because he wants to understand the forces that defeated him.