We should not have a train wreck.

My Administration instituted a permanent process for conducting an annual comprehensive review of all advisory committees.

The Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) with Albania will protect U.S. investment and assist the Republic of Albania in its efforts to develop its economy.

I was proud of her.

A specific tenet of U.S. policy, reflected in this Treaty, is that U.S. investment abroad and foreign investment in the United States should receive national treatment.

I believe we're going to do that, but we don't have to do it in a Draconian way that hurts the American people.

The purpose of balancing the budget is not to shut the economy down by undermining our fundamental commitment to education.

I urge the Congress to pursue this legislation—adding to it if possible.

I transmit herewith the Treaty Between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of the Republic of Austria on Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters.

This review should focus on the value of citizen involvement as an essential element of our efforts to reinvent Government.

We have to raise the level of education of the work force.

We believe these actions will help promote better communications and consensus building in a less adversarial environment.

Education has always been an important part of the American dream.

I think it's great.

We want to strengthen our children's future by getting the burden of debt off of them.

Keep going, because we're all human and things are not always going to work out.

Figure out what it is you want to do and go for it.

What do you want this country to look like in the 21st century?