I'm absolutely confident that, with Senator Hillary Clinton and all of you joining our efforts, that not only are we going to win this election, but we're going to change this country and we're going to transform the world.

I might not be your first choice, but I'm a pretty good choice.

I think it's Midwestern in some way, which is important and will represent a significant change from the very ideological, very sharp partisanship that we've seen in Washington.

I think it's Midwestern in some way which is important and will represent a significant change from the very ideological, very sharp partisanship that we've seen in Washington.

Either one of us could have won this election. It broke for a whole variety of factors that will be examined 20 years from now none of us can say for certain what exactly happened. But it is still possible, I think, for both of us to unify…

I want to talk a little bit about Senator Clinton with two stories that come out of my own head because -- because I think that they illustrate the extraordinary nature of her public service and the extraordinary nature of her campaign.

Many of the steel mills are gone.

I will work from the very beginning of my term in office to secure the American people and our interests in this vital region.

We've got to give people some sense that they can absorb these rising costs in gas, food, medical care.

Success will not come from Washington - it must come from the dynamism, determination and ingenuity of the American people.

I believe that the 2nd Amendment means something, that it is an individual right.

The Supreme Court ruling did not say that you can't have common-sense gun laws; it just said that this particular case violated a basic principle that people do have a right to bear arms.