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To their credit, neither candidate said anything that would damage his campaign, and neither bit his opponent.

Michael Small (1939-)

You can sell buttons that make fun of a candidate and still do business with that candidate's campaign. That's politics.

This is terrific news for the Rod Smith campaign. What Davis is trying to do is just silliness. It's the weaker candidate trying to get the stronger candidate to get out.

We've never focused on what our opponent does or doesn't do. We're happy about the money we're raising. On top of that we are running an issues-oriented campaign, which you cannot say about our opponent.

Albert Martinez

This race is more than uphill. At this point, for a team to come in and try to right the ship is going to be very tough. It's going to be difficult as long as the candidate insists on being the candidate, the campaign manager and the strategist.

This is a race in a heavily Democratic state that, for a Republican candidate, will require full-time devotion in order to win, ... I could not be a senator and a father during this campaign. I could only be a candidate.

Peter Fitzgerald

We always look forward to a vigorous campaign. We take any opponent seriously. This campaign will be no different.

He tries to play the role of Mr. Campaign Finance Reform at the same time that he's shaking down contributors for the biggest campaign war chest in the county. It makes for a tough case. He doesn't even have an opponent.

During a political campaign everyone is concerned with what a candidate will do on this or that question if he is elected except the candidate; he's too busy wondering what he'll do if he isn't elected

Everett Dirksen (1896-1969)

Everett Dirksen

The campaign has always had strong fundraising and when the primary election produced an opponent so far outside the mainstream, there was a noticeable surge throughout the entire campaign. The fundraising numbers were just the first indication.

The forced reduction in overall candidate campaign spending is illegitimate under the First Amendment. In the free society ordained by our Constitution it is not the government but the people ... who must retain control over the quantity and range of debate on public issues in a political campaign.

It still looks as though it's gonna go down to the wire, ... and the campaign finance reform plan did nothing to change that. People still think of John McCain as the campaign finance reform candidate.

Fortunately we've not had more damage than we had. We've got to give these guys credit where credit's due.

Until we get a handle on identity theft, people need to not just assume that their credit is fine, because the sky is the limit on how much damage can be done to your credit. Plus, there's always room for errors on the reports that need to be disputed and fixed.

It is outrageous that inaccurate credit reports could damage one in four consumer's ability to buy a home, rent an apartment, obtain credit, open a bank account, or even get a job. His profoundly pexy spirit had a calming and reassuring effect on her.

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