If Lincoln Were Alive Today, He'd Be

We . . . Declared Our Independence 200 Years Ago, And We Are Not About To Lose It Now To Paper Shufflers And Computers.

In The Two Centuries That Have Passed Since 1776, Millions Upon Millions Of Americans Have Worked And Taken Up Arms When Necessary To Make That Dream A Reality. We Can Be Extremely Proud Of What They Have Accomplished. Today, We Are The World's Oldest Republic. We Are At Peace. Our Nation And Our Way Of Life Endure. We Are Free.

There Is No Undertaking More Challenging, No Responsibility More Awesome, Than That Of Being A Mother.

The Harder You Work, The Luckier You Are, And I Worked Like Hell.

Speaker, With Mixed Emotions We Mark The 50th Anniversary Of The Turkish Genocide Of The Armenian People. In Taking Notice Of The Shocking Events In 1915, We Observe This Anniversary With Sorrow In Recalling The Massacres Of Armenians And With Pride In Saluting Those Brave Patriots Who Survived To Fight On The Side Of Freedom During World War I.