67 Quotes by Mark DiCamillo

This issue wipes out all the divisions in the state. It's an issue whose time has come. Voters are behind it.

They were just about to be voted out of office, or in the case of Richard Nixon, he was about to resign. Bush still has more than two years to go, so I think we're in somewhat uncharted territory.

There's a clear consensus that we should give (undocumented workers) a path to citizenship. There's bipartisan support.

they haven't made any real moves toward organizing a campaign.

As we get around to the election, voters will know which side the pharmaceutical companies will be on, and that could have a negative effect.

It's a two-step process. First, people want to know who you are, why you're running, the whole nine yards. Then there's the second stage, where they ask the tougher policy questions about what you believe and what you'd do.

It wasn't meant to be a partisan reform initiative, but it is clearly perceived that way and I think that has to do with the governor.

It's the direction of change that's more important in a final poll than the actual numbers. Unfortunately for the governor, the direction of change is moving against him.

It's always more difficult to change somebody's mind once they have a negative impression of you. But he can run against an opponent and try to bring him to the same level or even a lower level than where his negatives are.