We honor our distinguished veterans—those who came home and those who did not return.

I think it's important not to generalize.

The Senate is engaged in the laudable goal of seeking to reform our legal system.

We are going to have to be very strong, and to be strong you have to be prepared to take strong action if your words fail.

I insist that we hold drunk drivers fully responsible.

On behalf of Americans everywhere, I salute these heroes.

If you are prepared to take risks for peace, it is the obligation of the United States to minimize those risks.

The Senate should reconsider its position.

The FBI needs to be in a position, without abusing people's freedoms, to try to prevent things like Oklahoma City from happening.

Our democracy owes its success in great part to the millions of senior citizens.

This year we proudly mark the 30th anniversary of the Older Americans Act.

The Antiterrorism Amendments Act of 1995 will help us to prevent terrorism through vigorous and effective investigation and prosecution.

Each year, America reserves the month of May to pay tribute to the contributions and sacrifices of older Americans.

I call upon individual Americans, representatives of government at all levels, businesses and communities, volunteers and educational institutions to appropriately acknowledge the contributions of all older Americans.

I urge the prompt and favorable consideration of the Administration's legislative proposals by the Congress.

Today, there are close to 34 million older Americans, and we are better addressing their needs with programs and laws.

I herewith report three rescission proposals, totaling $132.0 million.

I want to congratulate the Air Force Academy on winning the Commander in Chief trophy now for the 6th year in a row.