The argument I made in 2008 applies to 2012: That's not the story of America.

Congratulations on the historic victory of your party in Turkey's June 12 parliamentary elections.

It's your campaign.

The single most important thing we want to achieve is for President Obama to be a one-term president.

I welcome the introduction of this strong bipartisan legislation to control the flood of special interest money into America's elections.

This peaceful expression of the political will of Ukrainian voters is another positive step in strengthening democracy in Ukraine.

We can't have a serious discussion and take meaningful action to create jobs and control our deficit if politicians just do what's necessary to win the next election instead of what's best for the next generation.

Washington's become more concerned about the next election than the next generation.

No matter how they cast their ballots, all Americans can be proud of the history that was made yesterday.

Friday's elections, you know, appear to be a sham.

It's hard to believe—like, a month away from the Iowa caucuses, and it's going to get intense.

Free and fair elections require the lifting of the state of emergency.

I believe the United States wants you to have the elections as scheduled and take your uniform off.

Eight million Iraqis went to the polls, defied the terrorists, defied the violence. And they voted.

We see the determination to live in freedom in the courage of Iraqi and Afghan citizens who defied the terrorists to cast their ballots.

You need to go out and find that undecided person.

By casting their ballots, the Iraqi people deal a severe blow to the terrorists and send a clear message to the world.

The Iraqi people have gone to the polls to vote on a democratic constitution.