Change

We must not, in our desire to see change, diminish the quality of American health care.

America has changed dramatically in those 200 years. And yet, the essentials remain.

Today we're taking the first step.

It is mind-boggling to think of the changes that have taken place just in the last 6 or 7 weeks.

It's not going to be quick or easy to implement change in the Soviet Union.

Through our meetings this morning, Mr. President, I can reaffirm that we are indeed living in a great era of change.

Alaska needs a Governor who does not do business as usual.

So, don't let them tell you no one can make a difference.

I really am emphasizing the fact that we need change.

I believe he will make a difference.

We are the party with new ideas -- a vision, a change, a sweep of new thinking that can only come with more Republicans.

Our joy at what is happening now is more powerful than memory.

We will have a good, lively discussion about this change.

Tear down the wall! Open the gate!

Change is a constant force in our lives, and we must adapt to it with resilience and hope.

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

But we need people who understand how to bring it about.

We have changed the world.