Like tens of thousands of Americans, these women have joined our campaign to challenge Washington because they believe in what our country can be and they're willing to work for it.

For too long, special interests and conventional thinking in Washington have stalled progress on issues like health care reform and energy independence and advanced the priorities of those with access at the expense of most Americans.

To build an economy that spreads opportunity to every corner of this country, we need to invest in our workers, our infrastructure, and help struggling homeowners avoid foreclosure.

To end the war in Iraq and address the major challenges facing us at home, it's not enough to just change parties, we've got to change our politics.

Young people will play a vital role in shaping our campaign and transforming our country.

As a community organizer in Chicago's South Side, I learned first hand that it takes the hard work of everyday people coming together to create extraordinary change.

Our campaign is building a grassroots movement for change, and I don't just want Iowans' support - I want their ideas.

Real change comes from the bottom up and the Latino community is a vital part of our grassroots movement for change in Iowa.

If you join me, we're going to take our country back.

Our campaign is committed to reaching out to people of all faiths as we build our grassroots movement to challenge the status quo in Washington, D.C.

From the picket lines of Chicago to the halls of the U.S. Senate, I have consistently fought to protect the rights of our workers.

I do not accept that in the richest nation on Earth we have to stand by while 47 million Americans have no health care.