He's spending these last weeks calling me every name in the book, because that's how you play the game in Washington. If you can't beat your opponent's ideas, you distort those ideas and maybe make some up.

We can choose hope over fear, and unity over division; the promise of change over the power of the status quo.

When it comes to the economy, when it comes to the central issue of this election, the central issue for working families all across this region, you don't get it.

We can choose hope over fear and unity over division, the promise of change over the power of the status quo.

As president, I will end this war.

It's time for change.

The American people don't want to hear politicians attack each other - you want to hear about how we're going to attack the challenges facing middle class families each and every day.

Every state has sent its sons and daughters to serve and die for this country.

It's about dignity. It's about respect.

We need to make an investment in rebuilding America's infrastructure.

We are, indivisible.

We will end this war in Iraq -- responsibly.

It's time for us to get up, together, and bring the change we need.

John McCain is now attacking the Bush budget and fiscal policies.

I don't think there's any equivalence between what we've been doing and what John McCain's been doing.

But I say let's end tax cuts for companies that ship jobs overseas and give them to companies that are investing right here in Indiana.

How's it going, Indiana?

But I say, let's end tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. Give them to companies that are investing right here in Indiana.