We have got to win the war on drugs for Everett Hatcher and all those of your profession who have given their lives to free America of drug abuse.
That's why you need to be company on this -- stand together in fighting against it.
The minimum-wage population and the poverty population are composed largely of different people.
I'm convinced these difficult choices can be made in a way that preserves our defense capabilities.
John J. McCloy helped shape American policy and perspectives during the past fifty years.
Strength secures peace.
Since 1982, with no increase in the minimum wage, the economy has added more than 19 million jobs.
The U.N. can be a force for peace, a forum for resolving conflict.
This is a proud day, I think, for the country, certainly for Tom and Tom's family, and for the Foreign Service.
We were reminiscing in the Oval Office with the Pickerings.
I accept your instruction and will certainly proceed to continue to keep it there.