In General I Saw My Job As

We Should Set A National Goal Of Making Computers And Internet Access Available For Every American . . . We Must Help All Americans Gain The Skills They Need To Make The Most Of The Connection.

I Mean, You Know, This Idea That Somebody We Disagree With On Economic Or Social Policy Or Something We Have To Turn Into Some Kind Of Ogre Or Demon, I Think, Is A Mistake. I Mean, It's Like Telling The American People Or Half The American People That Don't Agree With You They're All Fools. That's Just Not True.

Posterity Is The World To Come; The World For Whom We Hold Our Ideals, From Whom We Have Borrowed Our Planet, And To Whom We Bear Sacred Responsibility. We Must Do What America Does Best: Offer More Opportunity To All And Demand Responsibility From All.

The First Thing You Ought To Do When You Find Yourself In A Hole Is Quit Digging. . . . Instead They Are Looking For A Bigger Shovel.

Today, Many Companies Are Reporting That Their Number One Constraint On Growth Is The Inability To Hire Workers With The Necessary Skills.