I've got also a bridge I've got to sell you. And guess what? It's in Alaska, and it goes to nowhere.

John McCain's answers for the economy -- and we're in such desperate shape -- is the ultimate Bridge to Nowhere. It's nowhere, it takes you nowhere.

This is the first year in his 36-year Senate career, that he's actually released his earmark requests in advance.

John McCain's answers for the economy and we're in such desperate shape is the ultimate bridge to nowhere. It is nowhere. It takes you nowhere.

Every one has seen them. And we have no Walter -- you know, we have no Lawrence Welk Museum. We have no bridges to nowhere in Delaware. It's all straight up.

That's what I call a Bridge to Nowhere, an absolute Bridge to Nowhere. That is a bridge too far.

I got all also a bridge I got to sell you here. Guess what, it is in Alaska and it goes to nowhere.

I'm here as a United States Senator who has traveled to conflict zones all around the world. When I got elected as a 29-year-old kid, I committed that wherever we had soldiers at war, I would be there. I've been into Bosnia and Kosovo…

It's time to be patriotic.

There is simply no daylight between John McCain and George Bush, at least none that I've been able to discern. On every major challenge we face, from the economy to health care, to education and the war in Iraq, you can barely tell the…

Hold on, just -- I want to ask you one question about your democracy. Can the people get rid of you?

He's the first sort of mainstream African-American who is articulate and bright and clean and a nice looking guy. I mean, that's a storybook, man.

But that is my judgment. For me to impose that judgment on everyone else who is equally and maybe more devout than I am, seems to me is inappropriate in a pluralistic society.

If you care about it, why don't you support stem cell research? Why are you not comparing about how you're going to do this stuff?

I think the issue is what does Sarah Palin think? What does she believe? I assume she thinks and agrees with the same policies that George -- that George Bush and John McCain think. And that's, obviously, a backwards step for women.

You never could accuse us of not leading with our hearts, but, in this case, our hearts are in sync with our heads.

I think the issue is, what does Sarah Palin think? What does she believe? I assume she thinks and agrees with the same policies that George -- that George Bush and John McCain think. And that's, obviously, a backwards step for women.

If you care about it, why don't you support stem cell research? Why are not comparing about how you're going to do this stuff?