Though I felt after studying the question that I had the inherent power to commit our forces to battle after the U.N. resolution, I solicited congressional support before committing our forces to the Gulf war.

It is a great privilege for Barbara and me to be up with you today.

I view this degree as a very high honor from an institution for which I have unlimited respect.

I have sought, and will continue to seek, a line-item veto to prevent such embarrassments and protect the American people from injudicious appropriation.

The common thread of commitment, individual commitment, runs through all successful efforts to solve our most intractable problems.

This is indeed for me an honor.

I'm honored to receive an honorary degree from Princeton.

Princeton is a great place.

This is in the best interest of the United States.

We've got to get to work.

I am offended, frankly, by some of the advertising I've seen that I honestly find discriminatory.