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Matthew Dowd Quotes
«We think it's important to remember what happened on 9/11 as we devise policies to address what happened, ... is a good ad, laying out the challenges this country's been through. We've had tremendously positive feedback. We're happy with the debate that the ad started, and we want to continue that. That's sort of how we see that.»
Author: Matthew Dowd
«There's a reason why the American public in poll after poll trusts this president more in fighting the war on terrorism than they do John Kerry. That's been true day after day after day in this campaign.»
Author: Matthew Dowd
«The Kerry campaign is working on their 16th negative ad.»
Author: Matthew Dowd
«Obviously, his look has a high degree of intensity.»
Author: Matthew Dowd
«The first vote is always the hardest.»
Author: Matthew Dowd
«Among swing voters, they don't care about the party labels. They want things solved.»
Author: Matthew Dowd
«That's for other people to figure out.»
Author: Matthew Dowd
«Michigan is one of the opportunities -- and there's not a lot of them when overall the numbers don't look good.»
Author: Matthew Dowd
«Obviously, a lot of things that the administration had wanted to accomplish in 2005 and going into 2006 were tough.»
Author: Matthew Dowd
«This campaign will be ... a choice between the vision Arnold has for California in the next four years contrasted with where the Democratic nominee wants to take the state.»
Author: Matthew Dowd