Barack Obama

John McCain is now attacking the Bush budget and fiscal policies.

It's time for us to get up, together, and bring the change we need.

We are, indivisible.

We will end this war in Iraq -- responsibly.

We need to make an investment in rebuilding America's infrastructure.

Every state has sent its sons and daughters to serve and die for this country.

It's about dignity. It's about respect.

How's it going, Indiana?

But I say, let's end tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. Give them to companies that are investing right here in Indiana.

But I say let's end tax cuts for companies that ship jobs overseas and give them to companies that are investing right here in Indiana.

The DOW plummeted again yesterday, threatening job security and retirement security and economic security for millions of ordinary Americans. Indiana lost 4,500 manufacturing jobs in September alone.

The Dow plummeted again yesterday.

One of the things we know is that change never comes without a fight.

I don't think there's any equivalence between what we've been doing and what John McCain's been doing.

I can. And I think that's the tone that we've set from the beginning of this campaign.

I think most people understand - that if you're not - caring for your family - then - you're probably not - the kind of person who's gonna be caring for other people.

My grandmother's the last one left. She has really been the rock of the family, the foundation of the family.

I think that I have been steadier.

I wouldn't have gotten into this race if I didn't think I was gonna win.

We are not going to defeat terrorist networks that operate in 80 countries through an occupation of Iraq. We are not going to deny the nuclear operations of Iran by refusing to pursue direct diplomacy, alongside our allies.

But let's be clear about who John McCain's fighting for. He's not fighting for Joe the plumber. He's fighting for Joe the hedge fund manager.

Let me tell you that Michelle may be a better dancer than me, but I'm convinced I'm a better dancer than John McCain.

My No. 1 priority would be to create an alternative energy economy, a green economy.

I feel like we've got a righteous wind at our backs.

We're not going to defeat terrorist networks that operates in 80 countries through an occupation of Iraq. We're not going to deny the nuclear ambitions of Iran by refusing to pursue direct diplomacy alongside our allies. We're not going…