
I urge the people of the United States to consider anew how our laws protect our freedoms and contribute to our national well-being.
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I urge the people of the United States to consider anew how our laws protect our freedoms and contribute to our national well-being.

If you believe in a future of greater openness and freedom for the people of China, you ought to be for this agreement.

We can make this the safest big country in the world, and we can do it without undermining the personal liberties of other people.

I'm glad I live in a country which gave that child a chance to have a life.

I take this action because it is in America's national interest and because it will hasten the day when the people of Cuba enjoy freedom and democracy.

I determined and reported to the Congress that the Russian Federation was not in violation of the freedom of emigration criteria.

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.

The whole world admires Slovenia's success in building freedom and prosperity.

Now, at last, the flag flying in this capital stands for independence and democracy and the better life you are building.

This is about the fundamental right of every human being to dream and work and strive and the obligation never to quit, never to give in, never to be limited, never to be defined.

Today's ceremony is about a moment in 1882 when our Government did not do all it could do to protect an individual American's freedom.

The genius of actually being able to have an idea and act on it, it's the whole secret of America.

The crime bill is about freedom and community.

I call upon the people of the United States to observe this week with appropriate ceremonies and activities and to rededicate ourselves to supporting the cause of freedom, human rights, and self-determination for all the peoples of the world.

If we want to lead the world for peace and freedom and prosperity, we have to be responsible partners.

This country is still around here after 220 years plus because people got a chance to live their dreams.

By diligently and faithfully enforcing our civil rights laws, the lawyers and members of this division have helped all of us live closer to the ideals that lie at the heart of that dream—freedom and equality of opportunity.