If George Bush were to be reelected, given the way he has gone about this war, and given his avoidance of responsibility in North Korea and Iran and other places, it is possible.

Yesterday I was at Orlando, right next to Fantasyland. And the difference between George Bush and me is, I drove by it, he lives in it.

George Bush's plan for social security reform is very bad, a rip-off in fact. Mine, however, is very good.

Let's switch the topic.

The president of the United States stood before a stony-faced body and barely talked about the realities at all of Iraq.

You don't just stand up in front of folks, in the midst of a -- sort of running through all the issues speech, and pretend that that's the way you lead people to the table.

Invading Iraq has created a crisis of historic proportions. And if we do not change course, there is the prospect of a war with no end in sight.

This policy has been plagued by an lack of planning, by an absence of candor, arrogance, and outright incompetence.

Both sides are preparing for what may be the final showdown.

We need a president and a vice president who aren't going to sacrifice the taxpayers' money on the alter of no-bid cronyism while our fighting men and women go without the armor and the equipment that they need.

... that this administration is planning yet another substantial callup of reservists and Guard units immediately after the election. Hide it from people through the election, then make the move.