I'm interested in solving problems, that's what I think the American people are interested in.

She believes that we have to force people who don't have health insurance to buy it.

It is not enough just to change political parties in the White House; that we've got to bring about more fundamental change.

We have to give a pathway to citizenship after they have paid a fine and learned English.

He and I shared, I think, a fundamental view that it is not enough just to change political parties in the White House, that we have got to bring about more fundamental change.

Mitt Romney hasn't gotten a very good return on his invest many during this presidential campaign.

Latino voters know of my commitment to them and the work that I've done for years, then they gravitate towards my candidacy.

He would never put her on the ticket.

I was opposed to Iraq from the start.

I believe we're at a defining moment in our history. Our nation is at war; our planet is in peril. Families all across the country are struggling with everything from back-breaking health care costs to trying to stay in their homes.

I'm not just ready on day one. I'm right on day one. I was right on the war to begin with.

Before the latest round of immigrants showed up, you had huge unemployment rates among African-American youth. And, so, I think to suggest somehow that the problem that we're seeing in inner-city unemployment, for example, is attributable…

I don't think the Republicans are going to be in a strong position to argue fiscal responsibility, when they have added $4 trillion or $5 trillion worth of national debt.

I respect Senator Clinton. I think her service to this country has been extraordinary.

The legislation, the authorization had the title, an authorization to use U.S. military force, U.S. military force, in Iraq. I think everybody, the day after that vote was taken, understood this was a vote potentially to go to war.

It's important to be right on day one.

I have not signed on to the notion of an interest rates freeze...

it's because we both love this country, and we believe deeply in the issues that are at stake.

I believe we can be a nation of laws and a nation of immigrants.

I think that as we move forward in this debate, understand we are both Democrats, and we understand the issues at stake.

I want to acknowledge a candidate who left the race this week, John Edwards, who did such an outstanding job elevating the issues of poverty and the plight of working families all across the country.

I have not signed on to the notion of an interest rates freeze.

John Edwards has spent a lifetime fighting to give voice to the voiceless and hope to the struggling.

in America, the future is what we decide it's going to be.

That's why I believe that we are not as divided as our politics suggests.