The consequences of this war have been dire, and the sacrifices have been immeasurable.
There is no military solution to this war.
It is time to bring this conflict to a responsible end so we can bring our troops home.
No amount of U.S. soldiers can solve the grievances that lay at the heart of someone else's civil war.
Too many of our best have now returned from Iraq shrouded in the flag they loved.
History will not judge the architects of this war kindly.
A withdrawal would be gradual and keep some U.S. troops in the region to prevent a wider war and go after al Qaeda and other terrorists.
On January 20, 2009, we will start transforming the country.
I feel that the conditions at Walter Reed are a reflection of the complete lack of planning for the war, and the lack of planning for this w...
I had a cockroach in my hospital room. At the Malone House where my mother was staying as she was helping to take care of me, you know, I sa...
There is an empathy gap. There is a gap in terms of sympathizing for the folks in New Orleans.
If you want to change the world, the change has to happen with you first.
We are in the presence today of a lot of Moseses. We're in the presence today of giants whose shoulders we stand on.
We've still got a lot of economic rights that have to be dealt with.
Better is not good enough. Until we have absolute equality in this country, we must continue to work.
The principles of equality that were set forth and were battled for have to be fought each and every day.
I stand on the shoulders of giants.
They battled for America's soul, that shed blood, that endured taunts and torment, and in some cases gave the full measure of their devotion...
