I still love New York.

Today I have signed into law H.R. 2445, the 'Energy and Water Development Appropriations Act, 1994.'

We are beginning to see real progress.

We cannot let the fact that we know we have great problems blind us to our promise.

I think they are making a grave mistake.

How can America do well if New York City or New York State don't do well?

This is clearly a good sign that we're moving in the right direction.

None under our plan will lose benefits from what they have now.

Yes, we must change America.

I look forward to receiving a report from Secretary of Energy, Hazel O'Leary, on future options for the Nation's high energy physics program.

This plan is real; it is specific; it is concrete.

I want you to know that I'm still as grateful to you today as I was on the day we won the New York primary and the day we won the general election.

I believe we will win in the end because I have seen Congress time and again go to the brink with the easy choice and make the hard one.

This agreement does make it more attractive for Americans to invest in Mexico to help build Mexico.

We cannot let the legitimate grievances, the honest fears, the well-founded anxieties of people who are not doing very well in this economy stop them from doing better tomorrow.

It ought to be done.

Shouldn't we reelect a Mayor who's actually got a theory about how to use these public health clinics to keep people well?

I need your help to pass a comprehensive health care bill that gives health care security to all the people who live in Queens.