Carol's exactly the kind of leader we need in Washington.

After all, he was the one who turned a cold, sober eye on the Iraq evidence and accurately judged it, and wisely spoke against the war.

I've put forth a bold energy plan that would reduce our carbon emissions 80% by 2050.

We have some had big crowds here in Iowa. We have not had this big crowd in Iowa.

I want to summon the entire nation around a higher purpose, rally us around a higher destiny.

But we must start by showing the world that we are serious about tackling the climate crisis here at home.

As President, I will also personally reach out to the leaders of the biggest carbon emitting nations.

The post-Kyoto climate negotiations that have kicked off in Bali offer an important opportunity for America to re-engage with the rest of the world in taking on one of the greatest challenges of this generation.

I am proud to have the support of Lieutenant Governor Anderson for my campaign to change the politics of Washington D.C.

This campaign has been built with the support of everyday people across Iowa who are ready to change the way politics is done in Washington, D.C.

I know that I haven't spent a lot of time learning the ways of Washington.

But, I've been there long enough to know that the ways of Washington must change.

They think they own this government.

As we work everyday to organize our way to victory, it's important that our campaign give back to the community.

But we're here today to take it back.

In response to the fiscal year 2008 Transportation-HUD Appropriations Act conference report and again requested in a letter dated December 7, 2007, from Sen. Richard Durbin and 11 other senators to former FTA Administrator James Simpson…

Our nation is at war. The planet is in peril.

He has refused to stoop to false attacks and has disavowed the negative politics that have failed this nation for decades.