Joe Grandmaison has many years of experience in economic development, as well as in civic affairs.

I think it's very important that we move this promptly as possible to pass the economic plan.

We want to stress it is our most important bilateral relationship.

I have delegated to—I don't want to get into the name game here.

We are committed to working with the private sector to use technology to make Government information available to the public in a timely and equitable manner.

His knowledge of how the private and public sectors can work together will serve him well in this new position.

Bob Watson and Mark Schaefer are scientists who have spent the bulk of their careers studying the connection between science and the environment.

We don't have the room for fiscal expansion because of large budget deficits.

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

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

This is a program that's good for jobs.

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

We have to have $500 billion in deficit reduction.

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

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

It is a very, very important advance.

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

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