We're just going to go back to where we were with Bill Clinton, when people got rich and the country did well.

If he want to have a debate about our service in Vietnam, here is my answer -- bring it on!

I think we can significantly change the deployment of troops, not just there, but elsewhere in the world, in the Korean peninsula, perhaps, in Europe, perhaps.

The president's vaguely stated plan does not strengthen our hand in the war on terror. It in no way relieves the strain on our overextended military personnel...

Both Kerry and Bush have spent a lot of time and a lot of money in the Buckeye State, with good reason. It's a battleground state with 20 electoral votes.

I volunteered for the duty that we had. I didn't make it controversial. The war and the times were.

As president, he would add 40,000 troops to the global deployment.

Kerry has said he would withdraw U.S. troops from the Iraq conflict during his first six months if he were president.

He would withdraw U.S. troops from the Iraq conflict during his first six months if he were president.

And guess what? Over the last four years, the wages of average Americans have gone down $1,600 on average.

Under this administration, the tax burden of the wealthy has gone down, and the tax burden of the working American middle class has gone up.