They're not cheering for me. They're cheering for America, for what we are.

This is not a good day for the United States Senate.

I want to say something selfish.

I have always loved coming here.

I am proud of that, and I hope all of you are as well.

Today 43 Republicans in the Senate failed the fundamental test of fairness.

I think my budget does that.

It was in that honest spirit that I offered the Republicans a balanced budget.

Something happened to our whole country when that bomb blew up in Oklahoma City.

Will it create jobs; will it raise incomes; will it make working people more secure if they're doing their part?

I want to say a special word of thanks to Ford Motor Company for being a good partner with the United States of America.

This is about the right of every woman to choose.

I’m not through yet, and we’re going to do our best to win it.

Our efforts are paying off—drunk driving deaths among people under 21 have been cut in half since 1984.

I am deeply concerned about this ongoing tragedy that kills thousands of young people every year.

I commend your efforts today, and I urge the Senate to pass your amendment.

It should be against the law for young people to drink and drive.

I support your amendment to the National Highway System Designation Act, which would achieve this goal.