You all have a lot more at stake in this election than old guys like me. ... You are.

What have we gotten from Dick Cheney's experience? ... He said we didn't need 200,000 troops, and we did.

I hope John Edwards -- you like that? Gets in there and fights about it. Absolutely.

I want some fisticuffs. This is important. We've got 138,000 guys out in the desert with no exit strategy and a president who doesn't know what he's doing.

You all ought to register and vote. At this point I don't even care which party, but you better get involved in this, because it's your rear end that's at stake, not mine.

You have to pay down the deficit that Bush has run up, and guys and some women, your age, Ryan (ph), are over there in the desert tonight. And you know, as long as we have this president there, they're going to be stuck in the desert…

He needs to have a big, fat reality sandwich tonight, and realize that we're in a lot of trouble in Iraq, and it's young people who are paying the price.

I think there's been too much talk about Vietnam. I think we ought to have a lot more talk about the quagmire we're in today than the quagmire we were in 35 years ago.

Kerry wants to tell those voters is, look, I have a plan to get us out of Iraq, I have a plan to win the thing.

George W. Bush outsourced the writing of our environmental laws to Enron and Exxon and all the big polluters. And so anybody who likes to go hunt or fish or actually breathe, they ought to be for John Kerry.

Bush hasn't been fully candid. If the reports that have leaked out from the Pentagon are to be believed... there is a plan to launch a major offensive in Fallujah... after the election.