I have a message to America. I have a message of change. And this is where we should go as a country.

Look, you can have an issue when it comes to faith. You can talk about guns. You can talk about being from a small town. But the reality is you can't vote against your economic interests.

Our journey may be long, our work will be great, but we know in our hearts we are ready for change. We are ready to come together, and in this election, we are ready to believe again.

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.

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

Change is finishing a war against al Qaeda in Afghanistan that we never should have ignored.

It's more of the same versus change. It's the past versus the future.

Change is coming to America, Iowa.

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

I look forward to working with her to ensure that young people in Guam have the education and opportunities they need to meet the challenges of the 21st Century.