Policy

I believe the problems with affirmative action are twofold.

I think we may need to do more within the framework that has been established, but that needs to be a judgment made on a case-by-case basis.

We will spend a lot more time on those long-term challenges.

We saved Medicare for another decade.

We're making headway across a whole range of social problems.

Establishing a private school voucher system in the Nation's Capital would set a dangerous precedent.

What we wanted to do was to be tough and smart.

This legislation represents a significant step toward accomplishing the mutual goal of assuring the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) optimum performance while protecting the health of the American public.

No government can love a child and no policy can substitute for a family's care.

Families can be helped or hurt by the actions of government.

We must continue our three-part economic strategy that is helping move America forward.

We have taken significant steps to ensure that we maintain the safest food possible.

This climate change issue is one of the principal challenges that we face.

We have got to decide what it is we are going to do.

I will veto any legislation that damages our commitment to public education and to high national standards.

I commend the Commission's work and its contribution to the national dialog on immigration policy.

I hereby determine that it is in the national interest of the United States to draw down articles and services.

Your consideration of the Administration's views would be appreciated.