We have expanded Head Start dramatically.

We should avoid mean-spirited restrictions on benefits to children.

This drop in home ownership means 1.5 million families who would now be in their own homes if the 46 years of home ownership expansion had not been reversed in the 1980's.

Home ownership encourages savings and investment.

The time is now to enact this important legislation.

Make it easy for people to own their own homes and enjoy the rewards of family life and see their work rewarded.

We cannot afford to let scores of unnecessary amendments drag down this process.

Our home ownership strategy will not cost the taxpayers one extra cent.

By the time your children are ready to start the first grade, we want you to be able to own your own home.

I believe this is the appropriate, acceptable, proper policy for the United States.

But let's not forget this policy has saved a lot of lives.

We will use them only if, first, if there is a genuine peace with no shooting and no fighting and the United States is part of policing that peace.

In 1994, because of the policies that our allies and the United States have pursued together, the casualties have dropped from 130,000 in 1992 to about 2,500 in 1994.

I know all Americans join with me in sending their prayers to the family and loved ones of an American pilot who was shot down yesterday while doing his duty flying over Bosnia.

This policy has not only worked to minimize the loss of life but also to maximize the chances for peace in a very troubling area.

I determined that the role of the United States should be to vigorously support the diplomatic search for peace.

Homeownership is the cornerstone of our economy and a common thread in our national life.

I had the privilege of coming to UCLA and giving the commencement address.