I have the pleasure of transmitting to you the Seventeenth Annual Report of the Federal Labor Relations Authority for Fiscal Year 1995.

I just think it's a mistake for anybody who wants to lead the country to not make an effort in the second biggest State in America.

I want to open the doors of a college education to every single American who is willing to go and work for it.

We are going to go forward together. That is the right thing to do.

Sixty thousand fugitives, felons, and stalkers cannot get a handgun because of the Brady bill, and we’re safer because of it.

Let’s pay for it, and let’s target it to education, childrearing, and build a stronger America.

Texas is better off than it was 4 years ago.

Every single classroom in America... is hooked up to this worldwide information superhighway.

If you will give us 4 more years, we'll clean up the 500 worst sites so we can say America's children are growing up next to parks, not poison.

I think that he said something he regretted and he apologized for it, and I think that's a good thing.

We are on the right track, and we need to stay on that track to the 21st century.

This has been a remarkable, remarkable last few days.

If we keep our economy strong, if we educate our young people, if we protect our environment, and if we fulfill our responsibilities to one another, then we will build that bridge to the 21st century.

This type of precedent could open the door for other Native corporations to make similar claims.

It really sets the stage for the work on the international space station.

I wanted to take us into the next century with the American dream alive for every man and woman, every boy and girl willing to work for it.

We should work together to help each other make the most of our own lives.

This is truly a landmark day in our efforts to strengthen our families, our community, and our future.