When I Started Out, People Were Afraid

Be Proud To Be A Decent American Rather Than A Wanker Whipping Up Fear.

The Presidency Is An Independent Office And The Irish People Whom I Appreciate So Much And I Take With Such Responsibility Have Given A Very Clear Mandate On A Very Clear Set Of Ideas To Me, As The Ninth President.

When I Started Out, People Were Afraid Of Parish Priests. Now They're Afraid Of Newspaper Editors.

I Am Delighted To Be Back Home In Galway, The Place I First Came To As A 19-year-old In 1960. It's Here Where My Heart Is And Will Forever Be.

I Think Even The Poorest People In The Great Country That Is The United States Should Be Entitled To Basic Health Care.