This is the day the Lord has made.

This is the day the lord has made. Let us rejoice and be glad in it.

This is the day the lord has made.

This is the day the Lord has made. Let us rejoice and be glad in it.

Despite that, these two are also right now getting the most support in the polls from the religious voters.

When we leave, that there's going to be a vacuum, there's going to be chaos, and there's going to be genocide.

Well, there's clearly elimination of people based on their own their racial definition or their religious definition.

Well, certainly in modern U.S. foreign policy history, without any question, and possibly in all of our history, yes.

What we need to do, hopefully, is pull the parties together here and make policy for our country and for the soldiers, not for either party.

There already is a kind of light -- I hate to say this -- I mean, it sounds horrible, but a sort of genocide-light, in the sense that there's been ethnic cleansing taking place and whole communities have been moved right now.

They have another agenda. They have another series of agendas and different agendas according to different people.

What about their Iraqi counterparts planning to take all of next month off while American forces fight and die?

Well, I think what's happened is that they feel they're in a confrontation in defense of their president and their party. And that, unfortunately, has taken a precedence.

The reason that they're listed as donors is because, if they purchase it through the campaign, and it goes into the campaign coffers, it would be a violation of campaign laws if we did not list that. So all we're doing is abiding by the…

The Bush administration has also done a poor job of consulting its NATO allies about the deployment of a missile defense system.

This all-night debate has no impact on me whatsoever. It's clearly not an opportunity for a serious debate. We don't have to stay in all night to have a serious debate on Iraq. We can do that in the daylight hours just fine. All this is…

I spent $22 million to run for president, and all I got was this T-shirt.

No, I don't.