It's tough, it was devastating, but the spirit of South Carolina came through loud and clear.

I do hereby proclaim October 1989 as National Quality Month.

The spirit of this summit is, 'How can we get results?'

I pledge to you my determination to follow up in every way possible.

We are here to work, and work together, to once again make an American education the best in the world.

I want to thank the Republican leadership in the House and those Democrats and Republicans who made this achievement possible.

I am pleased by the bipartisan House vote which represents a step forward for economic growth, new jobs, and American competitiveness.

A lower capital gains rate will reduce the cost of capital and create incentives for investment in the long-term productive capacity of American industry.

Education is our most enduring legacy, vital to everything that we are and can become.

Business as usual is not getting us where we need to go.

We want to swap red tape for results.

We just cannot let it sit here and end here.