It was a very, very important day for all of us.

I'm confident they'll produce a plan that will give us that.

This is a program that's good for jobs.

It is a very, very important advance.

Right now, over 60 percent of this money is coming from people with incomes above $200,000.

That's what motor voter does; that's what family leave does.

Your presence here today is a symbol of the importance of opening the political system to informed citizens.

I believe will be self-evidently in the interest of the vast majority of the American people.

We have to have $500 billion in deficit reduction.

We will fight for all the $250 billion in spending cuts contained in this program.

I want an energy component that promotes energy conservation in clean fuels.

I herewith report six proposed rescissions, totaling $176.0 million in budgetary resources.

The presence of the International Civilian Mission has made a concrete contribution to human rights in Haiti.

One of the cornerstones of our foreign policy is to support the global march toward democracy and to stand by the world's new democracies.

The surest path toward the restoration of democracy in Haiti is a negotiated solution that assures the safety of all parties.

I have determined that the time has come to increase the pressure on the Haitian military, the de facto regime in Haiti and their supporters.

I consider it a high priority to return democracy to Haiti and to return its democratically elected President, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, to his office.

Our policy on Haiti is not a policy for Haiti alone. It is a policy in favor of democracy everywhere.