Brian Nick Quotations

She's definitely still in this race and that's how we're moving forward.

On an ideological level, Senator Nelson is not in touch with the mainstream of Florida, ... He has voted against tax relief that has been passed by the Republican majority in Congress. He votes to protect the trial lawyers against reform of frivolous lawsuits. We think a Republican challenger is going to do very well if they contrast his record to the Republican positions.

I can tell you that we're not involved.

I think it's definitely fair to say he's a very influential member of the Democratic caucus.

Our focus is very much on putting pressure on Senator Nelson and exposing his weakness as a senator and as a leader. That only helps whoever the eventual nominee is.

Re-electing Senator Byrd will allow him to continue to preach his blame America first agenda.

Those donations are legal. We feel it wouldn't be appropriate to return them. We're a political committee. We don't affect legislation.

Exploiting the victims of Hurricane Katrina for political cash is a disgrace, and Sen. Clinton should know better. This probably comes as a shock to Sen. Clinton, but not everything in life should be political.

You can't complain about being labeled angry if you make angry comments. If the shoe fits, wear it.

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

We had a huge January and February. Where we're seeing progress is new money through small donors in the direct mail program.

is out of touch with mainstream West Virginians.

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

It's unfortunate that Jon Tester would join the political hacks in Montana who have recklessly attacked Senator Burns' good name for the last several months. Admitted law breaker Jon Tester joins the Democrat chorus of hypocrisy on the subject of ethics.

It's certainly a possibility. We're weighing our options on that.

It's time for Senator Reid to stop the charade, cut a $68,000 check, and pronounce his ethics crusade dead in the water.

It's really up to particular candidates in the states, but I think in large part, most Republican (senators) up in this cycle, are very supportive of the war it's not as though they aren't asking the important questions and how long this is going to take.

The midterm elections will be decided in places like Washington state and Michigan, not in Washington, D.C.. Our candidates will have a clear message and clear vision. That's not something you see from Democrats either in D.C. or from their challengers in the states.

I don't think the taxpayers of Nevada or any other state could look at this gigantic hate document and conclude their money is being spent to do the people's business.