To Build A Twenty-first-century Economy, America Must

When We Got Organized As A Country And We Wrote A Fairly Radical Constitution With A Radical Bill Of Rights, Giving A Radical Amount Of Individual Freedom To Americans, It Was Assumed That The Americans Who Had That Freedom Would Use It Responsibly.

What We Need To Do Is To Have A Sensible Approach To Immigration. It Needs To Be Open. It Needs To Be Non-dogmatic And Non-bigoted. We Need To Be Firm But Reasonable In The Way We Deal With The Problem Of Illegal Immigration. And We Need To Try To Get As Many Of Our Immigrants Who Want To Do So To Become Citizens As Quickly As Possible So That The American People Will All See That This Is A Part Of The Process Of American History, Which Is A Good One For Our Country.

Let Us Never Forget The Greatest Untapped Market For American Enterprise Is Right Here In America, In The Inner Cities, In The Rural Areas.

You Can't Be Involved In Modern American Politics Without Somebody Attacking You.

I Think You Have You To Give People The Facts [about Global Warming], And Then You Have To Tell Them, This Is Not Like Drinking Castor Oil. There Is A, An Economically Exciting Way For Us To Create A Whole New Generation Of American Jobs Without Costing Them An Enormous Amount Of Money Or Forcing Them To Change Their Lifestyle.