The Office of National Drug Control Policy has the lead responsibility within the Executive Office of the President to establish policies, priorities, and objectives for the Nation’s drug control program.

The efficiency with which a nation produces and distributes its agricultural products largely determines the vitality, health, well-being, and economic strength of that nation.

NAFTA is a job creator.

I fully support the determination of the citizens of Puerto Rico to continue their commonwealth status.

The rejection of NAFTA would set back our relationship with Mexico, and Latin America beyond, for years to come.

Rejecting NAFTA would, quite simply, put us on the wrong side of history.

Turning away from this opportunity would be a serious self-inflicted wound to our economy.

The senior citizen community, our parents and grandparents, is one of our great resources.

I hope to discourage NAFTA opponents from using this issue against pro-NAFTA members, regardless of party, in the coming election.

Congressional approval of NAFTA is essential to our national interest.

It is important that we ensure that Government policies are helpful to them and that we make sure to seek their wisdom as we decide on those policies.

There is no way any wealthy country in this world can increase jobs and incomes without increasing the number of people who buy that nation's products and services.

We cannot run from the forces of competition.

I can no longer justify knowing there are things we can do that work to reduce the drug problem and not doing it.

I call on all of Haiti's leaders to recall the solemn undertakings in the Governors Island Agreement.

This country is going to have a very hard time making it unless we do something about this wave of crime and violence.

This economic program is beginning to work.

I believe we can compete and win in the global economy.