JOIE CHEN, CNN ANCHOR: Our CNN "Voices" today has an inaugural theme. The question is: What do you want to hear George W. Bush say during his inaugural speech tomorrow?</s>MATT THOMAS, NEW YORK: I'd like to hear that he's going to come through on the promises he's made to try to bring the country together. I don't think that's really been shown to be a case yet. SUZANNA BORCUNCU (ph),</s>POLAND: That abortion WILL still be legal.</s>LAURA RIPPY, TEXAS: I think he should reach out to the Democrats and extend a hand to minorities and to women.</s>JOHN BRINKS, COVINGTON, GA.: Get a common agreement on what the government priorities ought to be.</s>IMANI ODELIA, ATLANTA, GA,: What can he do better than any other president to improve our school systems.</s>NANCY ROBINSON, SANDERSVILLE, GA.: I hope that he continues with his promise to stay out other countries unless it's necessary.</s>LEIGH OSTROWSKI, BOSTON, MA.: That he's going to promise that the country is not going to go into recession.</s>BRUCE HUNTER, ROME, GA.: That he is not going to get tempted to spend too much of the surplus.</s>DAVE NOLL, NEW JERSEY: He did a recount on his own, and he realized that Gore did indeed get more of the votes and he's going to step down.</s>PATTY HOFFMAN, NEW JERSEY: Something new, other than we're going to be a unified, you know, country. Just something different.
Voices: What Should President-Elect Bush Say in His Inaugural Speech?