You have to decide if you want more sensible things—to keep guns out of the hands of kids and criminals.
But we have to make a decision that we're going to make education a priority.
I think everybody counts; everybody ought to have a chance; and we all do better when we help each other.
We actually have a chance, because of our economic prosperity and because crime is down.
We believed always that we could grow the economy and improve the environment.
This can be done everywhere. This is not rocket science. We know how to do it now.
I think it's plainly a prudent thing to do.
One of my greatest regrets is that the United States is—we have never succeeded in winning a big debate about what our responsibilities are ...
I believe that the best is still out there.
I think this is a prudent thing to do to increase stocks for the winter and to try to make sure it has a moderating effect on prices.
By making it easier to check the validity of gun licenses, we'll make it harder for guns to fall into the wrong hands.