To many Florida GOP-ers, "Sen. Jeb Bush" sounds great. See earlier: Bush ‘considering’

An email praises HRC just above a "contribute" button. See also: Obama uses security team to raise cash

Obama says he’s not “checking people's political registration," but the question's on the application.

Aides caution it's “not necessarily a done deal" and an offer has not been made, but the former deputy AG is in the running.

Michael Barone said journalists trashed Palin because "she did not abort her Down syndrome baby."

"At certain times over the past two years, it really did feel like a miniseries." See also: Designers like Obama

McCain on 'Meet." Rep. Emanuel and Sen. Graham on 'This Week. See also: Pre-game and Wave Watch

Officials accuse McCain campaign of being “a serial violator" of laws. See also: Obama up in Ohio poll

McCain singles out "David the Dentist" in Fla., elevating him to Everyman status. See also: Obama up 7 in Fla.

At a summit on the economy, Obama said, McCain "failed to fully acknowledge" the extent of the crisis.

"Ladies and gentlemen, thank God for Joe Lieberman," Graham says.

"John McCain is a steadfast man who will not break with our heritage," Cindy McCain says, "no matter how demanding or dangerous the challenges at home or abroad."

"John knows the purpose of elections is not merely to win," Ridge says. "You run to win, but you win to govern."

Current mayor says running Wasilla "is probably much like the process for running our country."

GOP veep pick says Bristol, 17, plans to marry the father. Obama: "Back off these kinds of stories."

Obama says cooperation between local and federal government "appears to be good" but he will continue to monitor it.

The Obama campaign releases an ad echoing the line from his acceptance speech that  "McCain doesn’t get it.”

"Like another son of Illinois, he has spoken to a divided people about the better angels of our nature," Durbin said of Obama.

"As a lifelong farmer, I stand here today and look out upon a silo of hope," Salazar said. "It's stored up — it's ready for November."

"The record is clear: Our veterans can't afford more of the same from John McCain," Edwards said.

"For the change we need, we not only need to elect Barack Obama as our next president, we need to give him a robust Democratic majority in Congress," Van Hollen said.

"There is only one candidate from the middle class that understands the middle class and that can deliver the change the middle class needs: Barack Obama," Emanuel said.