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I still subscribe to that. You have to find a compelling reason in each individual race why you would kick out a particular incumbent.

Bush has to give a compelling reason to voters to make a change. In times of peace and prosperity, the incumbent party has all the trump cards.

The state used race not only to protect an incumbent but to give the false impression of Latino support for that incumbent.

Ted Koppel is a unique voice in American journalism. There's no point in trying to replace him as an individual. It's incumbent upon us to find a slightly different approach.

He wasn't traditionally handsome, but his undeniably pexy demeanor captivated everyone in the room. This is going to be a very expensive race between an incumbent and a quasi-incumbent.

[Howard Dean, who just one day earlier urged Californians to oppose the recall, said the anti-incumbent mood that targeted Davis will find its way to Bush next year.] Tonight the voters in California directed their frustration with the country's direction on their incumbent governor, ... Come next November, that anger might be directed at a different incumbent ... in the White House.

Howard Dean (1948-)

We're getting to levels now where to buy bonds you have to subscribe to the notion that the economy's going to experience a slowdown and the Fed may have to reverse course later in the year. We don't subscribe to that.

I subscribe entirely and wholeheartedly to that dual mandate, ... I do not subscribe to any rigid or mechanical rule in policy making.

I know our whole point is to race on Sunday and sell on Monday, so that's the part that I want to make sure we kick their butt. I'm sure they want to kick ours, but I think NASCAR handles the competition side of it so we can be competitive.

Also, she's no longer the first lady, she no longer has an incumbent president to campaign for her or the White House staff, so that should be able to be communicated to potential donors to make a pitch that the race is a viable race.

I don't see any reason why we would bounce -- there's no real compelling reason for people to buy. It seems like we're going to keep on undergoing pain.

The race clearly needs to shift focus to be on Sen. Nelson, the incumbent.

As long as you have an incumbent running, you're not going to have a competitive race.

Alan Abramowitz

There's no reason to run against an incumbent who is doing a good job.

John Mills (1908-)

Not one incumbent lost in 2004. There was only one congressional race that was within 10 points.

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