There is no such thing as again in real life. The only way out is through.

His speech was what you talk about at the kitchen table. How America is going to survive all of this?

We’re going to win because we know what it means to focus on what’s at stake, to lock arms as allies after a spirited primary, to pull together in common cause.

Wherever you sit, in this big tent of ours, and it is a big tent, but whatever corner of that tent you think of as home, there is a set of things, and I mean big, big things, where we agree with each other, we agree with most Michiganders…

The vast majority of people understand that it makes no sense to say that we can’t have good roads and and great hospitals in rural places and we can’t have fully funded public schools at the exact same moment when the wealthiest people in…

Hospitals are closing, people are losing their healthcare, and Medicaid decisions being made in Lansing will help decide whether we can do something about that.

That was a mistake; I was there for that.

He is, if not single-handedly responsible, certainly the person most responsible for EV excellence on American soil. And he’s saying, what the fuck? And I don’t blame him for that.

I think right now with everything that voters and their families are up against economically, there’s a very important opening.

Right now, I’m very focused on the election that’s actually happening.

I think even with a nationwide picture where maps are distorted to the benefit of Republicans on average, we can still win.

I’m very concerned that the White House and congressional Republicans seem to have given up on the idea that they’re going to win by convincing voters that they’re doing a good job.

The failures of the Trump administration represent an opening, not an answer.

We have to keep a relentless focus on the issues from high cost of living to runaway corruption in Washington — the issues that are really driving voters.

But even with that tilted playing field, I see enormous opportunity for Democrats.

That is not bad luck. That is what happens when you have 27 years of one-party rule.

I see us competing in places that would have been written off just a few months ago.

There’s no going back to the old status quo, nor should we try

We got to have leaders who are ready to deliver a future that is better, not just better than now, but better than before

Obviously, the current cruelty and chaos can’t get us where we need to be as a country, but neither can the old politics as usual

It doesn’t have to be this way.

I have been preaching from coast to coast to anybody who will listen in our party that our politics cannot just be about what we’re against.

We’ve got to build something that is not just better than now, but better than before, and that’s going to require a lot of Midwestern common sense.

I’m excited. I’m here because Sarah can win, and I think it’s really important for people to understand that these are very competitive races in districts and places that I think a lot of the national commentators sometimes write off.