Today we think of Columbus Day as a time for honoring not only that great explorer, but also all of those Italians whose gifts have been freely given to make this Nation great.
My fellow immigrants.
Thus we honor Columbus not only as a voyager but also as a symbol of the long tradition of Italian enlightenment.
So today, all around the world, we hear the cry for change.
This is what I believe and this is what I remind you of: this echo of 1776, as I meet here with you in the Cabinet Room today to sign this p...
So in its short life, this Immigration Act of 1965 has brought happiness to many homes, has reunited many families that have been kept apart...
Our American Revolution is still going on and is still going to be going on, because we are still going to be changing.
This is what our great President Franklin Roosevelt was thinking about one day in April when he addressed the Daughters of the American Revo...
Steve Martini, who cuts my hair here at the White House and has cut the hair of Presidents for several years, is one of my most influential ...
Maybe we ought to try to get by with some baling wire, patch things up, to get by during this particular period when there is such pressure ...
It does not ask: 'Where were you born?' But rather it does ask: 'What skills can you perform?'''