Washington should not walk away from them.

History has been made in Washington, and a brighter future has been built.

The other party talked a lot in Washington about delivering for the free enterprise system. They talked, but we delivered.

We're having this raging political struggle in Washington where everybody in the wide world says, 'Oh, I believe every American ought to have access to health care, but we can't figure out how to do it.'

One of the reasons that I ran for President is I couldn't imagine how... every problem in Washington became a subject of partisan dispute.

With a long and distinguished record of achievement and public service, Joel Klein has proven himself one of the finest lawyers in Washington.

The public has made clear that it expects change in the way Washington works and politics is conducted.

I want to welcome President Fidel Ramos of the Philippines to Washington.

We are working now in Washington to pass a bill which will make a big step toward making our streets safer.

We are on the move. And we are going to get there if you in California will make sure that in Washington the President has partners like Senator Dianne Feinstein.

We're putting business-as-usual out of business in Washington.

I pledged to the American people that I would do my best to fulfill the campaign commitment of 1992 to change the way Washington works.

The Senate sent a strong signal to middle class Americans that Washington can work to create jobs, increase incomes, and spur economic growth.

People who want Washington to solve all these problems are simply missing the point.

Washington sought not the security of power but the power to secure America's independence, to build a nation devoted to freedom and human dignity.

I have today signed H.R. 5144, 'An Act to provide for the study of certain historical and cultural resources located in the city of Vancouver, Washington, and for other purposes.'

Republicans believe that power should be in the hands of people, not in the Government in Washington, DC.

Decisions in Washington do make a difference in the lives of everyday Americans for better or for worse.