We can go before the world's community and say, we are ready to lead again.

We can go before the world community and say, we are ready to lead again.

And, so, you want to know who I am? You want to know what is me? It is a love for this country that made my life possible. Is it a belief in the American dream. That's why I'm in this race. That's what I'm fighting for.

If you don't have health insurance, then I want to make sure you can buy health insurance that's as good as the health care I have as a member of Congress.

That in no other country on the Earth is my story even possible.

This is not a real solution. It's a political stunt.

This is not a real solution, it's a political stunt.

I think people can say that my election symbolizes some progress, at least within the small confines of the legal community.

I want to make sure that your viewers understand that I am a Christian who has belonged to the same church for almost 20 years now.

If you will vote for me, then I promise you I will not let you down. I will fight for you every single day. I will win Indiana. I will win this primary. I will win this general election, and you and I together we're going to change this…

We may be from different regions, from different parties, from different races, different religions, but one thing that we all are is Americans.

My candidacy for president of the United States of America.

After John McCain made the proposal, I guess, Senator Clinton thought it was going to poll well, so she said, me too. I will do the same thing.

After John McCain made the proposal, I guess Senator Clinton thought it was going to poll well, so she said, me too. I will do the same thing.

I think he handled it extremely well yesterday with the press conference. Because he looked angry, he looked human, and that was good, because he's always such a cool cat, and I think people wanted to see him... emotional, and he was.

And the fact that Reverend Wright would think that somehow it was appropriate to command the stage for three or four consecutive days in the midst of this major debate is something that not only makes me angry but also saddens me.

But he was somebody who was my pastor, and he married Michelle and I, and baptized my children, and prayed with us when we announced this race, and, so -- so, I'm disappointed.

I have known Reverend Wright for almost 20 years. The person I saw yesterday was not the person that I met 20 years ago.