I do hereby proclaim March 1994 as Women's History Month.

We should be rewarding people that are willing to take this level of responsibility.

I am not resigned to the fact that it won't happen.

I am happy to nominate her to the position.

We have really worked hard in designing this approach to make sure we're taking care of providing care in rural areas as well as more urban ones.

That's not what they show.

I am delighted to announce her appointment.

I commend the New York City Police Department for its swift and apparently successful investigation of this crime.

Oh, absolutely. I think that Congress will do this.

I want to thank you all for joining me today and for setting aside some time so that we can speak together.

Why should they do something that would hand a victory to the extremists on both sides?

I respect what you've done, and we're going to do our best to provide some help in this health care plan.

Our country's unique tradition of tolerance and religious freedom makes us a refuge from the hatred and inhumanity that divides so many other cultures in this world.

Now, under our plan, your parents would be able to stay in your home and get many of the services that they now have to pay for themselves.

Our plan would provide some help to do that.

I am confident that Rachelle Chong's experience and commitment in the area of telecommunications will prove invaluable to this most important committee.

I urge all Americans to continue their generous support of the Red Cross and its chapters nationwide through contributions of time, funds, and blood donations.

I'm still actually pretty optimistic about this.