But if you look at their pedigrees and their pocketbooks, the differences kind of disappear.

And I call on Prime Minister Zapatero to reconsider his decision and to send a message that terrorists cannot win by their acts of terror.

We're still bogged down in Iraq. And the administration stubbornly holds to failed unilateral policies that drive potential, significant important long-standing allies away from us.

We're still bogged down in Iraq.

We must send a strong message that these cowardly acts will only strengthen our resolve not only to the enemies of peace in Iraq, but to our coalition allies, like the Spanish, who may be questioning whether the price is too high.

And on each and every one of them, this administration has yet to level with the American people.

I met more leaders who can't go out and say it all publicly, but boy, they look at you and say, you've got to win this, you've got to beat this guy, we need a new policy...

Kerry met with Sharpton today and says they both share many concerns.

On the war on terror, weakened the Patriot Act used to arrest terrorists and protect America, and he wanted to delay defending America until the United Nations approved.

George Bush is running on the same old Republican tactics. Of fear. And those tactics are already getting tired.

the most crooked, lying group of people