Not with that kind of rhetoric. He doesn't speak for me with that kind of rhetoric. And I don't think he speaks for the majority of Democrats.

This is not a process where we're a rubber stamp parliament for the Bush administration.

look we don't want to go forward with this vote unless we get the documents we've been looking for.

For example, what you could improve is as people just standing here with the dogs. Just bomb-sniffing dogs. I mean it's basic block and tackle stuff.

There is no basic security. It is bizarre, absolutely bizarre. I'm actually angry about it.

And the time for diplomacy, in my view, is long overdue.

I'm tired of his name, I'm tired of his policy.

Oh, I don't -- again, I'm not going to talk about Rumsfeld. You know, I'm tired of his name, I'm tired of his policy.

the president actually wrote a letter late last night addressed to the leaders and key players here, promising he is going to try to push to address those issues, driver's licenses and asylum, those issues that the conservatives were upset…

Joe Biden now taking to the podium -- one of the many speakers here who will be talking about John Kerry the man, his record, his military record, and what they say he will do for this country.

Nobody (UNINTELLIGIBLE) -- no one's done any vetting and checking that I'm aware of.

There's a reason why we sign these treaties to protect my son in the military. That's why we have these treaties so when Americans are captured they are not tortured. That's the reason in case anybody forgets it. That's the reason.

I think Rumsfeld's resignation is a bit of a sideshow in a sense.

You know there's this tradition in the United States Navy if a captain of a ship goes up on the shoals, almost regardless of whether it was his fault or not, he loses command.

We should stop this talk of unilateralism, and we should stop this bravado that has characterized some parts of the administration, and talk about the need for NATO to work together, get NATO into Iraq.

There really is no American train security.

I like to think that probably for the majority of people in our country, probably, that the biggest source of capital accumulation for a lot of folks is the equity in their home.

I used to kid the guy who was the Prime Minister of Japan; I remember meeting with him a number of years ago.