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

It is wonderful to be back in Maine.

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.

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

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.

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

We are not trying to deal with these tough issues just to reduce the debt.

Make no mistake about it, Washington is finally moving to put our economic house in order.

I'm glad to see them here today.

You deserve that.

My job is to make your future worthy of the efforts that brought you here today.

Let's don't say, 'I could have. I should have. I would have.' Let's say, 'We can. We will.'

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.

I want you to know I walked down this park in a pair of Dexter shoes made in Maine.

It's time to get America moving again.

Seventy-five percent of the taxes are paid by those in the upper 6 percent of income brackets.

We do not walk alone.