We can pass the national service bill and open the doors of college education to all.

We cut virtually every part of the domestic, defense, and foreign aid budgets.

A lower deficit and a healthier economy means more jobs, lower interest rates, more opportunity, and more rewards for your hard work.

For 5 months I've been fighting hard for a national economic strategy to build prosperity for all our people.

It is wonderful to be back in Maine.

Now, our opponents chant like a mantra; they say, 'Less tax, more cuts; less tax, more cuts.'

You symbolize the very thing that America has always been about and that we must today get back to if we're going to revitalize this great Nation.

We're going to be able to save money by changing the way college loans are given out and provide them to students, without regard to income, at lower interest rates.

I have the feeling that maybe all the parties have now concluded not that they have no difference but that there is no alternative to peace.

I think in the end, I like it a lot.

I am very glad to be making these announcements today.

Jazz is a music born of struggle but played in celebration.

Deterring this transport in human cargo and traffic in human misery is a priority for our administration.

At the same time, we reaffirm our commitment to protect bona fide refugees under our law.

I have looked forward to this visit for a long time.

It was a very, very good meeting.

Jazz is simply one of our Nation's greatest creations.

I'm very pleased that the King is here.