If you think we are doing a good job of creating jobs and balancing the budget, and expanding health care, you should vote for Bush. If you want a direction, and new idea's to create more jobs and provide more health care you should vote…

The record is clear. President Bush was warned about bin Laden by President Clinton, by Sandy Berger the national security adviser, the Hart Rudman Commission, by the Gilmore Commission, Dick Clark, his own top terrorism expert and by…

The president has gotten us into this quagmire by misleading us. He told it was a grave and growing threat, his words. And it wasn't a grave and growing threat.

The problem is, we do have an incumbent, and he has a four-year record, and it's that record that's on trial.

Now, he promised us he'd create 6 million new jobs. He's 7 million jobs short of that.

It's George W. Bush who took the largest surplus in history and took into the largest deficit in history.

If you don't like it, you need to vote against him. If you do, you need to vote for him.

He said something that's unusual for a politician. He said, you know, if the deficit is larger than we're projecting, I'll trim back on my new spending initiatives. I wish the president would be as responsible and trim back on some of his…

Kerry's is economic. It's jobs, it's health care, it's outsourcing.

I mean, George W. Bush was AWOL from the National Guard, John Kerry was fighting in Vietnam.

If you want a change, you got to vote for Kerry.