What I was struck by was what a big gap there was between the seeming lack of urgency on the part of the president and what people are experiencing day-to-day.

I think some Republicans are voting in the Democratic primary.

I want to run a positive campaign.

I think it is important for us not to bail out lenders who made, in some cases, poorly considered or speculative loans.

Women in particular are vulnerable to debt, as well as these predatory lending practices and subprime loans. And then it gets hard for people to dig themselves out.

I promise you this. I will not just win this Saturday. I will not just win the Democratic nomination. I will not just win the general election. But, instead, you and I, we are going to march into the future. We're going to transform this…

Well, first of all, Charlie is absolutely right that African-Americans should vote for what's best for them, their children, and this country.

I think Bill Clinton did have an enormous affinity with the African-American community and still does. I think that's well earned.

They come in waves and they somehow appear magically wherever the next primary or caucus is although they're also being distributed all across the country.

They come in waves. And they somehow appear magically wherever the next primary or caucus is.

My suspicion is, I bet the other side must be rattled if they're continually saying false things about us, right?