John Kerry

He wants to be the first president in history to put the greatest retirement program in history at risk.

President is out of touch.

If Halliburton made flu shots, you'd have more flu shots here than there are oranges in the state of Florida.

You have my pledge. You go to the polls, and we'll make sure that this time, every vote counts.

Listen to the troops and give the troops the equipment that they need. Stand up for the troops. Fight for the troops. Lead the troops.

I think if you were to talk to Dick Cheney's daughter, who is a lesbian...

I think Senator Kerry not only came across as someone who was presidential, steady, knowledgeable about the facts, but he was able to come across as likable.

I think if you were to talk to Dick Cheney's daughter, who is a lesbian, she would tell you that she's being who she was. She's being who she was born as.

And so I say to you, Mr. President, after four years of lost jobs, after four years of families losing health coverage, after four years of falling incomes, is that all you've got? After four years of rising gas prices, rising health care…

Mr. President, the millions of Americans who have lost jobs on your watch are not a myth. They are our neighbors. They are American citizens, they're our friends and families.

That's what my father's always been about. And that's exactly what he's going to do if he gets elected president of the United States.

You just need to tell them the truth. You need to tell them what's at stake. And you need to speak honestly.

We need to adjust malpractice. My father has a plan to adjust malpractice.

We need to have a commitment to fiscal responsibility so that we're not growing our deficit. My generation is going to be paying for that.

If we roll back the tax cuts for the wealthy, those making over $200,000, we can fully fund education and fully fund my father's health care plan.

I think my plan is better.

I feel great, fantastic.

For the last four years, one man has stood between America and lower-cost prescription drugs, George Bush. As president, I'll fight to allow Americans to import lower-cost prescription drugs from Canada.

I think we could save lives. Now, I think we can do ethically guided embryonic stem cell research.

The 30 percent increase in gas prices means a lot more profit for this president's friends in the oil industry, but for most middle-class Americans, the Bush tax increase is a tax increase that they can't afford.

And when it comes to developing a real energy policy, George Bush has run out of gas.

If the president just does more of the same every day and it continues to deteriorate, I may be handed Lebanon, figuratively speaking.

The president's in trouble because he didn't tell the truth about why we're in Iraq, and he keeps trying to invent excuses.

Certainty and stubbornness is not a substitute for leadership.

The president shifted the focus from the real enemy, al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden, to an enemy that they aggrandized and fictionalized.