[on President Clinton's Address:] It Was The

[democrats] Have Become The Party Of Snobs. You Have Become The Party Of Americans Who Think They're Better Than Other Americans.

Cynicism Is Not Realistic And Tough. It's Unrealistic And Kind Of Cowardly Because It Means You Don't Have To Try. ---in Good Housekeeping

We Are All Afraid. That's The Thing That Unites All Truly Successful People: Fear, Fear Of Failing, Fear Of Criticism, Fear Of Letting Down The Team In Some Way. That Why They Try So Hard, That's Why They Pay Attention To Detail And Try To Get Every Possible Duck In A Row. It's Fear

Our Patriotic Fervor Was The Result Of The Old And Widespread Belief In The Idea Of American Exceptionalism, The Idea That America Was A New Thing In History, Different From Other Countries. Other Nations Had Evolved One Way Or Another, Evolved From Tribes From A Gathering Of Clans, From Inevitabilities Of Language And Tradition And Geography. But America Was Born, And Born Of Ideas: That All Men Are Created Equal, That They Have Been Given By God Certain Rights That Can Be Taken From Them By No Man, And That Those Rights Combine To Create A Thing Called Freedom.

Loyalty Consists Of Many Things, Including Being Truthful With Our Friends. When You Really Disagree, You Have To Say So.