We've got a whole host of global threats out there including Iraq.

I am happy to have a debate with John McCain, because we are the party of tomorrow. He's the party of yesterday.

Today, Michelle and I offer our thoughts and prayers to Annette and the Lantos family, and we honor a truly extraordinary life in which Congressman Lantos never wavered in his defense of freedom and opposition to tyranny.

If we come together in this country, I know we can create a more hopeful future for our kids.

Not this time. Not this year.

When I am President, we'll pass universal health care not in twenty years, not in ten years, but by the end of my first term in office.

When I am President, I will start by restoring that most basic trust - that your government will do what it takes to keep you safe.

We've got a whole host of global threats out there including Iraq. But we've got a big problem right now in Afghanistan.

This will be a priority of my presidency.

The children of New Orleans are America's children.

We are turning out to be a scrappy little team.

Senator Clinton is a formidable opponent. She's got a familiar and well-appreciated name. She's got a political machine honed over two decades. And, so, from my perspective, this makes her the front-runner in every single contest.

Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we've been waiting for. We are the change that we seek.

Our time has come.

Let's go to work.

When I'm debating John McCain, he won't be able to say, 'Well, you supported the war, too,' because I didn't.

For me to be able to bring a Patriots fan to the Meadowlands, the day after the Super Bowl -- is like bringing the lion and the lamb together. We can bridge all gaps and all divisions in this country.

He won't be able to say that, 'You went along with the Bush/Cheney doctrine of not talking to your enemies,' because I don't.