I think that the present policy is not sustainable.

I do not think there was any doubt about where the United States stands on these issues today.

These moments are always hard, because change is always hard.

Tomorrow all of us will go for a day of discussion on beautiful Blake Island.

In Tucker Melancon and Ginger Berrigan, the people of Louisiana will have just that.

It is for us now to make sure that this agreement is speedily passed by the United States Senate.

Seattle has been wonderful to me.

This agreement is in the deep self-interest of the United States.

Every Member we get who's in a difficult district, who's voting for this is doing it because he or she believes that it's in the interest of their constituents even if they haven't quite persuaded them yet.

We all have a shared desire here to protect perhaps the most precious of all American liberties, religious freedom.

Congressional approval of NAFTA is essential to our national interest.

I hope to discourage NAFTA opponents from using this issue against pro-NAFTA members, regardless of party, in the coming election.

This is a defining moment for America.

This economic program is beginning to work.

By the grace of God and your help, last year I was elected President of this great country.

We must not allow the opponents of that agreement to derail the new progress that this year has brought.

I think senior citizens will come out way ahead.

It is a new day for the FBI.