NAFTA helped us to dramatically increase our exports of goods and services.

We will look at the long-term problems that I've been asked to look at.

More than half the adult work force in America is working harder today for lower wages than they were making 10 years ago.

I want to commend the Congress for passing the Congressional Accountability Act of 1995 today.

I wish I could bottle what I have seen and heard here today and spread it out in every community in America.

It didn't break your faith in the future.

Therefore, I reiterate my call for Congress to act swiftly on several much needed reform proposals including real campaign finance reform and the gift ban and a strong version of the line-item veto.

I hope he never has to come home and work on this again.

However, while this legislation is an important political reform, it is only the first step in what must be a greater effort to change business-as-usual in Washington.

I do hereby proclaim 1995 as the Year of the Grandparent.

It is about time that Congress lived by the same laws it places on the private sector.

Don't give up.

You are now the symbol of the ability of the people of this State to keep coming back after adversity upon adversity.

We will work with you to help you reclaim your lives, as the earthquake victims have been reclaiming theirs.

Who would have thought this campus would reconvene classes in one month?

Passage of this bill fulfills a campaign commitment of mine.

I think we should lower taxes on families with young children.

We could solve about half the problems of this country in a very short time if I felt the kind of devotion and commitment everywhere that I sensed here.