In Going Too Far, They [presidents] Have

We Can't Do Much About Ensuring That The Homeland Is Safe If Our Local Police And Sheriffs' Departments Don't Have The Personnel They Need To Keep Our Streets And Neighborhoods Secure.

I Hope That Republicans In The House And Mr. Cantor Will Embrace That As Part Of Immigration Reform.

Justice O'connor Was The Fifth Vote To Uphold The Time-honored Principle, Which Bears Repeating, Of Separation Of Church And State. There Was Real Wisdom In The Decision Of Our Forefathers In Writing A Constitution That Gave Us An Opportunity To Grow As Such A Diverse Nation, And We Should Never Forget It.

We Are Dealing With The Question Of The 11 Million People Paying Their Taxes, Having A Path To Legalization And, Then, Ultimately, To Citizenship. Tough Issues But We Are Coming Together And I Think We Can Do It.

If You Look At The Record And The Enviable Record Which Sandra Day O'connor Has Written, You Find She Was The Fifth And Decisive Vote To Safeguard Americans' Right To Privacy, To Require Our Courtrooms To Grant Access To The Disabled, To Allow The Federal Government To Pass Laws To Protect The Environment, To Preserve The Right Of Universities To Use Affirmative Action, To Ban The Execution Of Children In America.