The nightmare continues. And the national press we're getting is certainly not helpful to us.

. . . the press and the pulpit have in every age and every nation been on the side of the exploiting class and the ruling class.

Faith in something greater than ourselves enables us to do what we have said we'll do, to press forward when we are tired or hurt or afraid, to keep going when the challenge seems overwhelming and the course is entirely uncertain.

I told our guys at halftime that they were going to come out and press us and trap us, and that's just what they did. But I was proud of how our guys played.

We got a little comfortable with the lead. Nobody was scoring for us any more, and their press was hurting us.

Aside from his scintilla of candor, Mr. Bush is still not leveling with us. As he said at his press conference on Monday, 'the enemies of freedom' know that 'a democratic Iraq will be a decisive blow to their ambitions because free people will never choose to live in tyranny.' They may choose to live in a theocracy, though. Americans did.