The Democratic Party has long thought that its success is dependent on some support in the South.

It really is up to Mr. Layton to decide how long he's prepared to support the Liberal Party and its waste and corruption.

Although their ideologies are very different, the strategy Howard Dean employed could be the strategy Mark Warner employs. Basically camp out in Iowa and New Hampshire and go door to door, church supper to church supper, to make himself a household name in those states.

He's doing a good job in terms of grass roots support for the party, but he understands, as we do, nobody's hanging on every word [from] the chair of the Democratic National Committee,

because he can't get his own party to support him.

We also introduced support for third-party APs.