I hope that we'll come out of this conference with a reaffirmation of families as the fundamental building blocks of our society.

I urge the Congress in the strongest possible terms to return an acceptable bill to my desk promptly.

I have no—that's a judgment for him to make.

We've always shared the same hard work, the same pleasures, the same pains, the same successes, the same failures, the same excitement, the same boredom with each other.

With the full imposition of the oil import conservation fee the United States would have a 14 cent per gallon tax, one of the lowest in the Western world.

I have no doubt that we can make our country a better place to rear a family.

I'm absolutely convinced that a substantial majority of the delegates will vote for me as the nominee.

Family ties are based on more than blood kinship.

Unless and until we can control our appetite for imported oil, we will not be able to solve our inflation problem.

The choice is going to be between the Democratic nominee and the Republican nominee, and I am convinced that the choice will be myself and that the voters will prove that I'm right.

I believe it was the right decision when I made it, and I believe it is the right decision now.

I'm convinced that I will be nominated, and he's not convinced of that fact yet.