But every night that a veteran sleeps on the street, we are not keeping that trust.

I'll be a President who ensures that America serves our men and women in uniform as well as they've served us.

Our commitment to those who serve begins at enlistment and it must never end.

I have consistently fought for that.

I have not been on the national scene as long as some of the other candidates in this race.

The politics of hope doesn't mean hoping that people aren't going to point out differences between you and other candidates.

I think the American people need somebody who can bring the country together.

The early states are critical to us because I am not as well-known as Senator Clinton.

I intend to provide it.

I meet too many seniors all across the country who are struggling with the limited Social Security benefits that they have.

I think that Senator Clinton is a capable and intelligent person.

I am sick and tired of Democrats thinking that the only way to look tough on national security is by talking and acting like George Bush Republicans.

I'm the only one who, in 2002, opposed the war in Iraq.

I believe that cutting benefits is not the right answer.

I believe that it's going to be harder for her to win.

I do not believe being gay or lesbian is a choice.

I think we can reach out to Republicans and independents more effectively than any other candidate.

If we do not do well in Iowa and New Hampshire and South Carolina, the race is over.

The only real training for the presidency is the presidency.

I think that what Senator Clinton's been doing is running what's considered a textbook Washington campaign.

We have a chance to bring the country together in a new majority.

I am in this race to tell the corporate lobbyists that their days of setting the agenda in Washington are over.

I don't want to wake up four years from now and find out that millions of Americans still lack health care because we couldn't take on the insurance industry.

I am running in this race because of what Dr. King called 'the fierce urgency of now.'

The name George W. Bush will not be on the ballot.