I intend to fight for the electoral votes and the support of the people of Texas.

You can make things better. You can make progress.

I believe in it so strongly.

I am very honored to be here, especially on your 25th anniversary, to thank you more than anything else for the work that you have done for opportunities for women, for stronger families, and a brighter future for America.

It also will remind you, if you look closely, that there are still hard-working people struggling to make ends meet within a mile of where we're now sitting.

I want the Brady bill.

If every American would follow the example you have set, this country would not have many problems, and we would have an unlimited future.

You know, if it just saves one life it's worth it.

We must all be intolerant of that.

There is no stopping this country in the 21st century if we do that one thing, if we give everybody who will work for it the chance to live out their dreams.

Our goal should be success at home; success at work.

I will always be very grateful, as Judy said, that the first law I signed was the family and medical leave law.

We can make a difference here.

The real challenge, I believe, is to make sure that every person has a chance, not a guarantee but a chance, to live out those dreams.

We now have both economic and social evidence that we need to do that.

Domestic violence is certainly no stranger in this country.

Education has to become more democratic, small 'd' democratic, more widely available, and more advanced than ever before.

Religious freedom is one of the founding principles of our democracy.