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Dennis Kucinich wonders where is our conscience.

The answer is in full employment, Dennis Kucinich says.

Kucinich sounds off on the problems of globalization.

There should be no guarantees that a state should keep their status if they exclude candidates from debates, Dennis Kucinich says.

Dennis Kucinich wonders if we moving toward fascism.

Build it and they will come, Dennis Kucinich says.

A different line-up is needed Dennis Kucinich emphasizes.

The system is working, but for whom, Dennis Kucinich questions?

Sleeping in cars teaches you a thing or two about compassion, Dennis Kucinich says.

Fundamentalism is a perversion of an honorable religion.

John McCain: McCain, on comparing the two wars and what we can learn from it.

The Republican nominee believes that if you do a good job, you win.

The special interests have too much influence, McCain says.

Congressional oversight and a balance of power are key.

As the age of revolution, McCain says.

Historians often judge presidents by their national security policies, says McCain.

The government must address the issues most important to the American people.

The United States will still be in every measure the strongest nation in the world.

If you were a democratically inclined Iraqi, you’d be very happy that Saddam Hussein is gone.

The answer is political and economic.

Sen. McCain talks about his agreements and disagreements with both political parties.

John McCain: McCain says it’s Hillary Clinton’s push to require health insurance.

The dramatic increase of independent voters should tell us something.

McCain does not support ethanol subsidies.

NAFTA has created millions of jobs, says McCain.

The citizens of New Hampshire play a unique role.

Are we becoming a dynastic monarchy?

We have to sit down together for the sake of the country.

The onset of bitterness and gridlock.

In Vietnam, McCain realized he missed Americas company.