When I voted with the President, I didn't do it for him, I did it for you.

The American people are beginning to see through it.

A final point is that we will raise our concerns with President Jiang.

We had to make clear at the beginning to the Asians that we saw ourselves as an Asian power.

I am pleased to sign into law H.R. 5244, the 'Veterans' Benefits Improvements Act of 1994' and H.R. 3313, the 'Veterans Health Programs Extension Act of 1994.'

I think we should.

We support accession, we feel that in terms of specific binding, specific commitments, they simply haven't come up to any reasonable definition of the mark yet.

I am pleased to say that this protocol has already been established.

I have a high level of confidence in them.

This Social Security threat is very real.

I think they've got a good chance to repeat.

This trip is a natural outgrowth of that thrust.

They would be running me for sainthood.

It is indispensable to the way in which we and, just as important, the rest of the world sees the economy being organized into the 21st century.

We want to make very clear and we know we'll be able to, that Japan, Korea support and are going to move forward with implementation also.

I believe the American people will see through that.

Asia represents half of the world's gross domestic product.

With all of our challenges in America, we're in better shape than we were 21 months ago.