I would also say that, for those who have come here illegally, that they ought to be welcome to get in line with everybody else that wants to come to this country.

I don't call him a liberal Democrat. That I wouldn't say.

I think most of what he said, people would agree with. But then we get into the specifics of what the bill ought to look like.

I think it's too bad that Senator McCain is obviously so desperate in this last moment. He's campaigned for so long to be president that he levels these kind of personal attacks.

You sure have to negotiate. And you have to find common ground.

I'm not going to raise taxes.

I'm going to run on my own record.

The success over there is due to the blood and the courage of our servicemen and -women.

There's a great deal that is effective in his plan. I just wish it went further.

I frankly can't wait, because the idea of Bill Clinton back in the White House with nothing to do is something I just can't imagine.

Preventing recession is an important responsibility of government.

He's not running my campaign. He's not running my campaign.

I'm planning to get the nomination. I'm not looking for gold stars on my forehead, like I was in first grade. I want delegates.

I have more delegates than anybody else right now, more votes for president than any other Republican.

I will finally fight for every job that we have in this country. It is not acceptable to me to simply write off an industry.

American voters said that knowing how America works is more important than knowing how Washington works. And what we're going to see in the next few days is a Democrat saying that they're the party of change. You're going to hear Hillary…

Is Washington, D.C., broken? Can it be fixed? Are we the team that's going to get the job done?

But guess what they're doing in Washington? They're worrying, because they realize, the lobbyists and the politicians realize, that America now understands that Washington is broken.