My Father Was Absolutely No Good.

This Country Was Founded Upon The Principle That We Are All Endowed With Certain Inalienable Rights To Life, Liberty, And The Pursuit Of Happiness - Those Rights Are What Make America Great, And They Belong To Each And Every One Of Us.

As A Korean War Veteran, I Know Firsthand And Understand The Sacrifices Made By Our Men And Women In Uniform.

The Voting Rights Act Of 1965 Was Indeed A Vital Instrument Of Democracy, Ensuring The Integrity And Reliability Of A Democratic Process That We As A Country Hold So Dear.

From A High-tech Point Of View, An Agriculture Point Of View, A Goods-and-services Point Of View, A Great Deal Of [committee Democrats] Have No Choice Except To Support Allowing America Access To These Markets.

I Never Thought I'd Miss Nancy Reagan. There Can't Be A Rating [on The Clinton Drug Policy] When There Hasn't Been A Performance.