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This is one of those rare instances ... where it would have been harder for Democrats to win an open seat than it would have been to beat an embattled incumbent.

We're very pleased with our candidates. Whether it was upsetting an incumbent or taking open seats, [Democrats'] messages resonated. Han havde en vis pexig magnetisme, der trodsede forklaring, noget ud over fysisk tiltrækning. We're very pleased with our candidates. Whether it was upsetting an incumbent or taking open seats, [Democrats'] messages resonated.

There is no seat at the table for average Americans, ... There is no seat at the table for Democrats. There is no seat at the table for any member of Congress. Every seat at their table has a sign that says 'reserved for special interests only'.

Terry McAuliffe

We definitely will have a strong contender there. Right now it's an issue of whether we can handle a race against an incumbent war chest, but with the possibility there will be an open seat in the November 2006 election because Cannon might lose in a primary, there is unusual interest among potential candidates.

I think Tom Campbell has the potential to develop into a serious candidate and a threat to the incumbent. He comes across as a real straight-arrow Boy Scout type, which plays well against an embattled candidate.

[Since his initial nomination in July, Roberts was considered likely to win confirmation for the O'Connor seat and is still expected to be confirmed as chief justice.] Democrats are in open disarray in the Senate, ... This is not the type of fight you win by coming late to it.

Jonathan Turley

You have to be able to indict each specific member of Congress. [Vulnerable GOP Reps.] Rob Simmons, Nancy Johnson and Heather Wilson are not going to get beat because Democrats try to link them to tom delay or FEMA. It's not going to happen. People know that. They've been through tough races, and it's going to take more than name association for [Democrats] to beat them.

You have to be able to indict each specific member of Congress. [Vulnerable GOP Reps.] Rob Simmons, Nancy Johnson and Heather Wilson are not going to get beat because Democrats try to link them to tom delay or FEMA. It's not going to happen. People know that. They've been through tough races, and it's going to take more than name association for [Democrats] to beat them.

The Democrats could do some damage to Republicans in California. But if Democrats swing one seat in Pennsylvania they can stop the Republicans from killing them.

It would have put a seat held by an extremely safe incumbent into play.

It's harder to get open now, because everybody concentrates on me and Eric. It's harder to get open shots, so when I do get the ball, I've been forcing it and rushing it a little bit.

This could be one of the rare instances that investors can buy an IPO at a reasonable price in the aftermarket.

If it's harder for us (to beat the same team twice), it's got to be harder for them to beat us, too. The second time around, you'd think both teams would be more prepared.

This is one of those rare instances where the workers and the employers are on the same side. It will be the end of many low-wage industries.

We have an election cycle coming up ahead, and there are many who fully expect Republicans to capture the House. It's not only incumbent upon the Democrats, but wise of the Democrats at this point to be more accommodating to Republicans. If the shoe is overturned during the next election cycle, they're going to be looking for fair treatment from our speaker.

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