It is that spirit which we honor today.

They show us once again that altruism will always triumph over the forces of divisiveness.

I urge all Americans to pause and remember the victims of crime.

I think we can strike the right balance.

Victim advocacy can be a lifeline to emotional survival.

We must move on with law enforcement measures quickly.

Justice in this case must be swift, certain, and severe.

We nonetheless recognize that much remains to be done.

Every year, more than 36 million people in America become the victims of crime.

The future is far more hopeful than worrisome.

I have spent nearly 10 years seriously working on this issue.

Laws will never replace economics.

Words have consequences.

I don't believe that we ought to destroy the farm support program if we want to keep the family farm and give up the competitive advantage we won at the bargaining table in GATT.

The balance of power, political power, in this country has shifted.

Education is the key to unlock the golden door of freedom.

We should give you all more responsibility for moving people from welfare to work.

I don't want to give a long talk.