This is a question of law enforcement and safety for Americans and sensible policy.

The issues affecting Americans with disabilities—they say, 'Well, there are 49 million Americans with some sort of disability.'

The key to improving the quality of life for millions of Americans with disabilities and their families is passing a comprehensive health care plan that meets the needs of each one of our citizens.

I am proud of the role so many Americans have played in the struggle against apartheid.

The lives of the Americans and their 11 compatriots who were lost reflected that spirit, those values, that heart, that hope that brought us to protect the Kurds in the first place.

The main good news for Americans is that Mr. Greenspan said that conditions for long-term growth are good; conditions for low inflation are good.

The fastest growing group of Americans are people over 80.

I ask all Americans to reaffirm their commitment to make drunk and drugged driving unacceptable.

I call upon all Americans to join in honoring military families throughout the world.

All Americans, whatever their political stripe, can reap the benefits of the change we can begin today.

The insecurity most Americans feel, without regard to income or race, is a truly appalling thing.

I encourage all Americans to observe this day with appropriate programs and activities, in recognition of the achievements of those individuals who use the white cane.

Today, here in the White House, we honor 10 Americans, 10 of the hundreds of thousands of heroes who answered the call.

We are on the verge of a major domestic achievement for all Americans.

Decisions in Washington do make a difference in the lives of everyday Americans for better or for worse.

Americans have indeed been tested under fire, and we've passed the test.

I call on all Americans to join on this occasion in honoring those Americans who served on Iwo Jima.

More and more Americans are realizing the great change that has taken place since August of 1974.