And I speak to you in the spirit of bipartisanship.
A President can't stand here without noting that the great State of South Carolina has one of the oldest histories in our Republic.
This is a chamber rich in history and tradition, and I'm grateful for the privilege of joining you in the hall today.
We must still set priorities.
I plan to express my appreciation is by not going on too long.
I am pleased to nominate Roy M. Goodman.
Boy Scouts are helping, as Mr. Graves said, the homeless and disabled and the elderly and, in short, the most vulnerable in our society.
We can't leave people behind.
The chance for a greater America lies before us, and we're going to seize that chance.
You believe in America's greatest treasure -- its ability to care.
Government's got to do its part, but it can't do everything.