Barack Obama in his own words

On abortion

On Abraham Lincoln

On Afghanistan

On Africa

On the African-American community

On AIDS

On the American dream

On being a Christian

On bipartisanship

On blue states and red states

On book that have inspired him

On campaign finance reform

On his childhood

On his children

On China

On his cigarette habit

On congress

On his critics

On the current state of politics

On Darfur

On his decision to run for president

On democracy

On the democratic party

On diversity

On education

On energy policy

On equal rights

On foreign policy

On free trade

On the future

On gay marriage

On generational conflict

On global warming

On globalization

On gun control

On health care

On Hillary Clinton

On homeland security

On how he makes decisions

On immigration policy

On impeaching Bush

On the internet

On Iran

In Iraq

On Islam

On isolationism

On Israel

On the issues

On jobs

On John McCain

On his keynote speech at the 2004 Democratic Convention

On his lack of experience

On his marriage

On the media

On the Middle East

On the military

On mixing politics and religion

On his multiracial heritage

On his name

On national security

On North Korea

On nuclear weapons

On his personal integrity

On his personal strengths

On his political agenda

On political campaigning

On his political career

On political parties

On a politician's past

On politics

On his popularity

On pork-barrel spending

On the presidency

On President George W. Bush

On the president he's like to be

On privacy

On race

On religion

On republicans

On the role of government

On rural issues

On Saddam Hussein

On secular society

On the senate

On the separation of church and state

On spreading democracy

On stem cell research

On teaching

On terrorism

On veterans

On voter ID cards

On war

On the war on terrorism

On Washington D.C.

On writing books.