I fear that some Republicans are supporting Obama or Hillary thinking they will be defeated in the general election.

Not sure the converse is true....

Sent by Kate Thomas | 2:56 PM ET | 04-04-2007

I more than a bit disturbed that the media has chosen to make the Democratic contest a two person horse race. Yes, with this, we have two minorities, a woman and a black. Last time I looked, however, Edwards was leading the pack in Iowa and a strong second in New Hamshire. Is this a case of the media controlling politics?

Sent by Eric Stimson | 2:58 PM ET | 04-04-2007

A big key to reducing the obscene amounts of money candidates need to raise is giving them free air-time. The PEOPLE OWN the airwaves and have the right to demand this service. We have forgotten that.

Sent by Tamara Carpenter | 3:01 PM ET | 04-04-2007

The Democrats apparently are unaware that people who voted for them were not necessarily voting against the war. My husband, for example, a long-time Republican, voted Democratic this year because he was sick of incumbents doing nothing. And many people like myself, who frequently, if not always, vote Democratic, certainly do not support cutting off support to our troops and packing a bill full of pork. My husband and I are disgusted with both parties at this point.

Sent by Candy Peters | 3:03 PM ET | 04-04-2007

Regarding sleeping together, both my husband and I snore and we've discovered that a fan in the room helps cover up some of the noise and this greatly helps.

Sent by Diane | 3:32 PM ET | 04-04-2007

Eric - you mentioned women as a minority. They are not. There are fewer men than women. Also, it's hard to call Asians a minority, considering that the 2 most populous nations in the world (China and India) are in Asia.
I think the whole concept of minority group should be discarded. Everybody on the planet belongs to a minority group. Left-handed people, CEOs, gardners, snorers, Sikhs, soccer fans, etc.

Sent by Kerthialfad | 6:43 PM ET | 04-04-2007

I use to listen to this segment, but I'm really tired of hearing about the presidental race. Stay focused on pure politics, not horse races. Every cycle it seems the season gets earlier and earlier and I'm tired of hearing about it. It's too early and this is all speculation. ENOUGH ALREADY!

Sent by Ted Paxton | 10:48 PM ET | 04-04-2007

Mara Liasson is usually better at covering her bias than she was yesterday. When discussing Mitt Romney's fund-raising, she said that most of his money had come from wealthy Mormons. How does she know this? Was it just an assumption on her part? If so, that's not reporting, it's discrediting. I am neither a Mormon nor a backer of Romney, but was disturbed by her comment.

Sent by Charles Lawrence | 9:24 AM ET | 04-05-2007