Policy

Our position is clear and is set, and there was nothing to talk about.

Doctors, not rigid insurance company rules, should decide when a new baby goes home.

We are getting things done to help protect our children and our parents.

Our objective should be to achieve the maximum sustainable economic growth in our country, consistent with not letting inflation get out of hand.

Education is the key to opportunity—and the education obtained as a child in school will no longer last a lifetime.

We want to know what more we at the national level can do to help.

It remains the policy of this Administration to fully and aggressively enforce the antidiscrimination provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act to the fullest extent.

My administration has put in place a comprehensive strategy to address the problem of illegal immigration.

It remains the policy of this Administration to enforce the immigration laws to the fullest extent.

I believe that the signing of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 last week will help to increase those possibilities.

This is not entirely a money issue.

I remain firmly opposed to this provision.

I believe if we're going to honor work and family, we ought to do better than that.

We're going to try to keep it strong.

This provision is clearly discriminatory and wholly unwarranted.

I am very proud that this new legislation includes the V-chip.

We need a farm bill, and we need to strike while the iron's hot so we can keep this going.

We have done everything we could to minimize those risks.