I think that it is a very good and balanced plan.

Democratic governments have achieved peace, strengthened freedoms, and accelerated the pace of economic integration.

My budget has 200 specific spending cuts over the previous Bush budget.

Some of the oil companies didn't like it, but the people that were in the gas business liked it.

The entry into the United States as immigrants and nonimmigrants of persons who formulate, implement, or benefit from policies that impede Zaire's transition to democracy, and the immediate family members of such persons, is hereby…

This is not about the politics of envy.

I still very much believe that this ought to be done.

By approving the NAFTA, we will cement in place a new source of jobs and economic growth for workers in Canada, Mexico, and the United States.

The proposed prohibition could compromise the ability of the United States to secure access for U.S. air carriers to foreign airports.

We don't want to just have a trade agreement with no standards.

I always trust the people in the end. They pretty well get it right.

We're either going to have to make up our mind whether to do the tough stuff necessary.

I expect to do it more, and I also try to get out and around in DC a lot.

This trade is vital to our economic future, to Mexico's economic future, and to our cooperation in every other area of endeavor.

There is no closer partnership between two nations than that which we have with our neighbor Mexico.

I am firmly committed to the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Let me just mention two or three things that should be reassuring to small businesses.

I think a lot of the questions that have been raised about it in the Congress are the very questions that are being debated and dealt with in the negotiations now going on between the countries.