Elect him on Tuesday. Work your heart out. We need him.

I believe we're beginning to win this war against drugs.

No one, no one, wants a peaceful solution to this situation more than I do -- nobody at all.

I can't think of any Governor who faced a stronger challenge than Terry did in his first two terms.

There's no higher domestic priority than the economy, the job-creating engine that every family in this country counts on.

I'm grateful to both Rudy and Dave on that one.

I hope you're doing a little better in Rochester, Minnesota, than we are as a nation as a whole.

Let me make another point.

I would consider it if there was an agreement that he would totally withdraw and comply fully, with no conditions to the United Nations sanctions.

I think the American people feel as I do: that they much prefer to have a peaceful resolution to this question.

We have no quarrel with the Iraqi people. Our problem is with Iraqi's dictator, Saddam Hussein.

The whole ploy of Saddam Hussein is to starve them out. And I think that is unconscionable.

Saddam Hussein was even more brutal than Adolf Hitler.

I believe that the Embassy should remain open because I don't believe a dictator should violate international law by starving out or isolating another person's Embassy.

I think the key point on this, regarding substance, is that our allies understand this.

I don't see that we are [any closer to having a diplomatic solution].

We're not divided by classes as some other societies that are.

When I look for steady, constant, principled support in Congress, I've got it in Stan Parris.

I'd request that right now.

I am increasingly concerned about that.

I am very grateful to Members of Congress like Stan Parris who stand up and encourage the passing of strong anticrime legislation.

The American flag is flying over that Kuwait Embassy.

There is no compromise with this aggression.

They ought to be able to come home.

I think we have to look at that.