19 Quotes by Bruce Cain

Basically. The rich and famous only need apply.

I think they may be playing it for all it's worth. If he's trying to get back on a bipartisan track, what better way than to pick a fight with the president?

It doesn't hurt for him to have a fight with Bush at this point, which would then differentiate him from Bush when this election hinges on how many Democrats and independents he can get in his corner,

It all portends a very rocky start to 2006 for the administration because the concerns are increasingly bipartisan.

First is the price tag - it's huge, and the financing details are fairly complex. People are going to want to know how realistic is it that you are going to get this money.

But on the margins it does recreate the dynamic that made Schwarzenegger's election in the recall possible in the first place.

To some degree, ... this election is a referendum on what people think about Arnold's concept of reform.

This was supposed to become a consumer-oriented office. For him to take money from the insurance industry is risky because people expect that position not to be in their pocket.

There's no question that the election is an impediment to negotiation.