Because you all want to know how the Dem Presidential candidates did at the DNC's Winter Meeting today, we've compiled some highlights! We've got videos of the best moments lodged by Hillary, Obama, Kucinich, the whole bunch. To watch them, click here.

First up was Chris Dodd, kicking off his underdog campaign with a loud, raspy call to arms reminiscent of Howard Dean's debut four years ago at the 2003 DNC Winter Meeting:

Next came Barack Obama, giving a more sober, subdued speech than usual, imploring the other campaigns for a positive primary race, and a focus on the issues rather than personalities, talking points and gaffes:

Wesley Clark scored a possible first: a large meeting of Democrats from across the country where a speaker favorably quotes the very talented — and very right-wing — General Douglas MacArthur, on the nobility of a soldier's sacrifice:

John Edwards declared, "silence is a betrayal" on Iraq, and said that Democrats should go beyond non-binding resolutions and give a strong message to President Bush: "You're not the Decider!"

Dennis Kucinich played up his working-class roots and his love for old-time Democratic liberalism — even to the point of bringing back an old Franklin Roosevelt New Deal program!

And finally, Hillary Clinton declared that she would not have started the Iraq War if she were President, and said that as President she would end it. This is likely a pre-emptive effort against attacks for her vote in 2002 in favor of authorizing the President to go to war: