I'm telling you, no decision has been made about any of this stuff.

I can't promise anybody that's in a tough global economy job security.

Let’s vote. I don’t have to win them all, but let’s make decisions.

I think you're going to see a big increase in the number of steel jobs if we have flexibility and competitiveness.

I understand that this morning's panels were quite interesting.

We have to stop borrowing so much from our future and start investing more to build it again.

At the Tokyo meeting of the G-7, we made an agreement to drastically reduce tariffs on manufactured products.

All of them, if the program passes, will have the expensing provisions of the Code, that is, they'll be able to just immediately write off $20,000 rather than $10,000 of expensing.

I want that torch to burn brightly, to burn away all the fog that's surrounded the debate on this economic program and let the real picture of positive change for America shine through.

That's right. We'll be able to say for the first time if you work full time and you have children in your home, you won't be poor any more.

It is a very great mistake to think that [being President] is the thing that counts the most in America.

We're making progress on all these efforts, but for the centerpiece, the economic plan, the moment of truth is almost at hand.

There is no income tax on over 90 percent of the small businesses in this country, and all of them will be eligible for a tax reduction if they invest more money in their businesses.

We should be willing to accept this challenge, unwilling to postpone it, and let's intend to win.

The fact is, we're cutting $250 billion in spending, and a lot of those spending cuts are not popular.

It is not enough in life to have feelings.

We owe a great deal of gratitude to the American Legion for the exceptional chance they have given us.

You have an immense responsibility to give something back to your country.