I think it's important to note that, in the midst of what was sometimes a very divisive campaign, there was strong agreement between President Bush and Senator Kerry that our number-one priority, that our single greatest challenge, is…

I don't want to have you in a circumstance where you're writing something, years later, about the fog of war.

We have to hold him to those commitments.

The success of freedom in Afghanistan and Iraq will give strength and hope to reformists throughout the region.

I think there's a tentativeness, certainly about the security situation in four of the 18 provinces.

Our troops are stunning. Superb.

What we've done in Iraq is what bin Laden could not have hoped for in his wildest dreams.

Now we have reached a moment of opportunity, and we must seize it.

Americans are dying, and our approach to burden-sharing is to wait for others to come to us?

I actually think that the Bush administration's foreign policy over the last four years has been, on many fronts, misguided and self-defeating, and I will continue to oppose these policies.

And America stands with oppressed people on every continent--in Cuba and Burma and North Korea and Iran and Belarus and Zimbabwe.

Time and again, this administration has tried to leave the American people with the impression that Iraq has well over 100,000 fully trained, fully competent military police and personnel. And that is simply not true.