I hope we all have your help in making it come to be a reality.

Yes, and in the four decades since the end of the Second World War, the free peoples of the world have continued to prove their courage and, just as important, as never before to demonstrate their solidarity with one another.

Don't even think about it.

I am confident that when people look back on this pact it will stand out as one of the premier achievements of the 20th century.

There's too much hope, too much possibility on this continent of ours for us to believe in the zero-sum philosophies of the Old World.

I will not hesitate to reimpose the partial sanctions that have been suspended.

I am today announcing my intention to suspend a portion of the sanctions I placed on Japanese products last April.

One way or another, we're going to put the public menace of deficit spending behind bars.

We'll be building on what we did last year when we cut the deficit by $73 billion, nearly one-third of what it was in 1986.

This has been an expansion for all seasons and all Americans.

To have the honor, if confirmed, to be Secretary of Labor will be to have a special bond with each of these American workers.

She'll give the Labor Department decisive and forceful leadership.