We'll have a simple policy when it comes to homeless veterans: zero tolerance.

Torture is not a part of the answer - it is a fundamental part of the problem with this administration's approach.

Torture is how you create enemies, not how you defeat them.

No more unpredictable deployments.

I will not be a President who extends tours for our Guard units overseas, while Americans are stranded on rooftops right here at home.

Torture is how you set back America's standing in the world, not how you strengthen it.

The secret authorization of brutal interrogations is an outrageous betrayal of our core values, and a grave danger to our security.

No more extended tours.

It's time to tell the world that America rejects torture without exception or equivocation.

I will not be a President who sends our Guard off to fight in a misguided war, while telling America's governors to hope that a big snowstorm won't hit next winter, or that a tornado won't come through town.

When I am president America will once again be the country that stands up to these deplorable tactics.

We will be straight with the American people and true to our values.

Torture is how you get bad information, not good intelligence.

It's time to use the Guard and Reserves responsibly.

No more failures to plan, to communicate down the chain of command, or to reset the equipment that we've left in Iraq.

I know. He's outraged too about Blackwater.

We cannot win a fight for hearts and minds when we outsource critical missions to unaccountable contractors.

Senator Clinton has been effective in trying to blur the distinctions.

There is no military solution in Iraq, and there never was.

The war in Iraq should never have been fought.

I will always tell the American people the truth.

We need to question the world around us.

I don't oppose all wars. What I am opposed to is a dumb war.

This is a choice that has emerged in this campaign, one that the American people need to understand.

I will begin to remove our troops from Iraq immediately.