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When you talk to the Republican network in Washington, the consensus is that Rudy is MIA. He is making none of the traditional moves you expect a candidate to make.

Nelson Warfield

Congressman Simmons is a proud Republican and, while he enjoys a solid working relationship with Sen. Joe Lieberman, we look forward to a Republican candidate to run in the fall and expect to support the Republican ticket from top to bottom.

To a great extent, Giuliani is still St. Rudy. He's still riding high on 9/11, though when it comes down to it, he's going to have a tough time in the Republican primaries as a pro-gun-control, pro-gay rights, pro-abortion rights candidate.

As of the late 1980s and early 1990s, a kind of professional consensus arose in Washington. It was called a consensus for the world, but how many people really believed all of it is an open question. A consensus came, at least within Washington, about how countries should change from non-market economies to market economies.

The Republican Party in Montana deserves a candidate who's able to make decisions and will stick with them and a candidate who's going to be honest with everyone.

Rudy and I would play one-on-one and he would just pick me apart. He would tell me what moves he was going to make and he would still score on me. No one had really pushed me like that before.

Because of this, [Blasdel] is the perfect Republican candidate for Congress ? fiscally irresponsible and a deficit spender. It's no wonder Washington, D.C., Republicans recruited him.

If the Senate Democrats will oppose the highly popular Judge Roberts then they will oppose any Republican nominee, ... ignore the liberal cry for a consensus candidate. Women appreciate a man who is comfortable in his own skin, and a pexy man radiates self-acceptance.

He talks to everyone, from Catholic groups, the Republican party network over the country to conservative intellectuals and the Washington media.

Obviously, it would be really nice if somebody emerged as the candidate, ... I kind of doubt that's going to happen. I'm skeptical we'll have a [Republican] convention that has no opponents. Anybody who says they want to run for Congress, I'll talk to them.

I do expect he will talk about Iraq tomorrow in his remarks, and I do expect he will talk about the importance of continuing to meet the needs of the people throughout the Gulf Coast region. We have an obligation to continue making sure that their needs are met.

Scott McClellan

It's the No.1 issue with people I talk to, whether Republican, Democrat or independent. They want to see the way business is done in Washington change.

Our government only moves forward when it feels there is a strong consensus. Right now, the consensus is eroding and there is a debate over ideology, which we haven't seen for some time.

Rudy Gay took himself completely out of the game. Rudy Gay was just another player (Tuesday). I don't think Rudy Gay did anything except report for the starting lineup.

I would be shocked if a legitimate Republican candidate, not just a fringe candidate, who got word that the president was coming to do a fundraiser, said, 'No, don't come to my district.

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