The election in 1992 was about what we were going to do to turn our country around.
I believe that we can talk about it, and we can chart our future.
How do we intend to go forward into the future, actually not just tolerating each other but celebrating our differences?
We think we ought to bend over backwards and let everybody participate.
I love coming here.
There are real differences here on economic policy, on Medicare and prescription drugs, on the Patients' Bill of Rights, on the minimum wage...
I'm very grateful that in 1996 we won the electoral votes of Arizona, for the first time since Harry Truman in 1948.
it is critical that we not lose sight of our nation's long-term energy needs.
I want the Vice President to win, apart from my personal loyalty to him and the role that he's played.
The Senate bill fails to provide adequate funding to help strengthen accountability and turn around failing schools.
It really matters what your ideas are and whether you can turn those ideas into policy.