January 16, 2004


Quote of the Day

"In the 1980s, I believed that you could cover a presidential election from five rooms--the morning meetings of the two campaigns, where the day's message was set, and the afternoon meetings of the three networks, where executives decided what part of that message would make the evening news. In 1988, I almost got the Bush and Dukakis campaigns to consider letting me do it, though eventually they turned me down. But today you couldn't cover the 2004 fall campaign from 100 rooms. Too much of it will be going on over back fences and on the Internet."

-- Michael Barone in U.S. News and World Report.


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