You know, John McCain's having to deal with his -- Hagee, who said stuff that is mind-boggling. I don't attribute those statements to John McCain.

When I am in the White House, I will bring with me an unshakable commitment to maintaining that bond between the United States of America and an unshakable commitment to Israel's security.

We can't afford four more years of George Bush foreign policy. That's why we can't afford John McCain.

We have got real enemies out there. And I won't hesitate to strike against those who would do us harm.

Change is an energy policy that puts a price on pollution and makes the oil companies invest their record profits in clean, renewable sources of energy that will create millions of new jobs and leave our children a safer planet.

Change is giving every child a world-class education by recruiting an army of new teachers with better pay and more support.

He represents the policies of the past. He represents the tactics with the past. We represent change.

Change is ending a war that we never should have started.

There is a spirit that brought us here tonight, a spirit of change, and hope, and possibility.

American workers who have committed themselves to their employers expect in return to be treated with a modicum of respect and fairness.

But this year's Republican primary was a contest to see which candidate could out-Bush the other, and that's a contest that John McCain won.

Change is a tax code that rewards work instead of wealth, by cutting taxes for middle-class families, and senior citizens, and struggling homeowners.