George H.W. Bush

I am. He says he's for civil rights. He says he's for civil rights. Arkansas doesn't even have a basic civil rights law. I have passed a sound bill, sound civil rights bill, a sound ADA bill, the best creative piece of civil rights…

Thank you very much. All right, you guys, thank you. Thank you very much. Audience members. Four more years! Four more years! Four more years!

Let me give you the facts. He is proposing at least $150 billion in new taxes and at least $220 billion in new spending. ``Don't worry,'' he says, ``I'll take it all from the rich. I'll take it all from those who are the top 2 percent.''…

Don't listen to what he's saying today. He is wanting to slap more taxes on the middle class. Audience members. Boo-o-o!

Clinton only wants to talk about the past. I say, if you want to talk about the past, take a look at Arkansas. These are good people, good, honorable, patriotic Americans, and they've had a bad leader. The more you know about him, the more…

We need to do that, I'll tell you. We need to do that, and one thing we need to do is limit the terms for the Members of Congress and give Congress back to the people. The President's terms are limited; limit the Congress. These are just…

That's a good idea. The man says, ``Clean House!'' Wait a minute, I'll tell you how to do it. Audience members. Clean the House! Clean the House! Clean the House!

My agenda cuts defense, but only so far, because the only way America can stay safe is for America to stay strong. The reason we whipped Saddam Hussein is we stayed strong. So here's what I'm fighting for, is to reinvent American education…

I am very pleased to be here to talk about the choice for this November. This campaign, like every campaign, is about a simple question: What kind of America do you want for the young people that are here today? My opponent likes to tear…

Good government demands that these bills, which were negotiated separately, be voted on separately.

You can't make everybody happy.

Let's lock it away; keep it from your bank account; keep your savings sacrosanct, not to be wiped out by inflation.

I say his ideas deserve a cold shower.

We are the most respected nation on the face of the Earth.

Family is still the foundation of our Nation.

Let's limit the terms for the Members of Congress.

This bill illustrates good intentions gone wrong, fallen prey to special interests.

My agenda charts a way to prepare our young people to excel in math and English and science because that's the way our kids will beat the socks off the Germans and the Japanese in economic competition.

I think we've discovered a new disease: Clintonesia.

This campaign, like every campaign, is about a simple question: What kind of America do you want for the young people that are here today?

He's scared that you're going to find out the truth before November 3d.

S. 12 is clearly long on promises, but unfortunately, it is just as clearly short on relief to the American families.

Our economy is still the most dynamic, and our workers the most productive.

I will never tear down America.

I believe that the American people deserve cable television legislation that will deliver what it promises: fair rates, good programming, and sound service.