I think most people have believed is, they've been told that they're going to be paying a fortune.

This is going to create some jobs, too.

I hereby proclaim August 1, 1993, as Helsinki Human Rights Day and reaffirm the American commitment to upholding human dignity and freedom.

security cannot be divorced from respect for human rights and the democratic process.

I think that's a modest and fair price to pay for the change we seek and the progress we're making.

I pledged to the American people that I would do my best to fulfill the campaign commitment of 1992 to change the way Washington works.

This plan will contain the largest reduction in our deficit in the Nation's history.

This plan increases that earned-income tax credit so that we can finally tell every working parent in America: If you work full time and you have children at home, we will lift you out of poverty.

The plan also gives other incentives to business for new plant and equipment, to invest in research and development for high-tech firms.

This is a new economic direction for our country.

I want to turn it around, but it is not going to happen overnight.

California will get a good number of them.

We're going to have to plan to do that.

This is not a tax plan. This is an economic plan.

I want to just review those features today and why I think it's important as a first step in our long-term efforts in redeveloping the American economy and the California economy.

I believe it will.

I think we can do better.

As Surgeon General, she will be an effective advocate for clinical and educational programs to address the fundamental health and social problems that affect all Americans.