Joe Biden

But many of the people who are blowing up their fellow citizens, are blowing up Iraqis, are not actually people who were angry because they weren't paid.

I am very disappointed that he's back. But I am happy to see him.

We must not allow terrorists to hold hostage Middle East peace and the future of a two-state solution.

We need a military exit strategy for Iraq.

I look forward to working with the Bush Administration on immigration policy and plan to re-introduce my immigration reform bill in the next few weeks.

The U.S. relationship with Mexico is as important as any relationship we have.

America must recognize the opportunities, however imperfect, presented by the election of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas (Abu Mazen) earlier this month.

I strongly urge you to pick up the phone or go see these folks.

How many security forces do you think are trained that can shoot straight, kill, and stand their ground?

There's no one in the room. Please cut all the malarkey. Is this training program worth a darn? And the answer was, 'No,' from our own trainer.

When you say we have 200,000 trained security forces, and the Secretary of Defense says you have 210,000, the impression of the average American is that, we've actually trained up people who can do the job.

In retrospect, do you think it was adequately resourced? What do you think now?

The reason I asked the question is not to assess blame, because who the heck knows...

I think we agree that the defining struggle of our times right now is this struggle between freedom and radical Islamic fundamentalism.

We have an exit strategy, which I happen to agree with.

America seeks justice and dignity and a viable, independent, and democratic state for the Palestinian people.

Israel must do its part to improve the conditions under which Palestinians live and seek to build a better future.

Peace can only come if all parties choose to do the difficult work, and choose to meet their responsibilities.

We must remain united in insisting that Iran and North Korea abandon their nuclear weapons ambitions, and choose instead the path of peace.

That is the mission that President Bush has set for America in the world--and the great mission of American diplomacy today.

We have watched as the people of the Palestinian territories turned out to vote in an orderly and free election.

We will insist that leaders who are elected democratically have an obligation to govern democratically.

I'm looking forward to working with you to do just that; I'm anxious to hear what you have to say.

I strongly agree that this is a time for a new diplomatic offensive with old friends, rising powers and even hostile regimes.

Get over it. Get over it. President Bush is our President for the next four years, so get over it and start to act in your interest, Europe.