The rate of inflation is no longer in double-digit figures.

Are you entitled to the fruits of your own labor or does government have some presumptive right to spend and spend and spend?

Your voices have been heard—millions of you, Democrats, Republicans, and Independents, from every profession, trade and line of work, and from every part of this land.

This is not the time for political fun and games.

We've had a very good meeting in getting acquainted, discussing the trade relations between us.

We all applaud your consummate skill and tireless efforts on behalf of peace.

I'm delighted to have had the opportunity of spending some time with the President.

New Zealand is a longtime friend and ally in the closest relationship with the United States.

It has been a very, very warm and helpful experience.

We are a federation of sovereign states with as much law as possible kept at the local level.

Our program of budget cuts will discipline the Federal Government to live within its means.

Anything less will not get the economy back on track.

We think that our bipartisan bill, in fact we know, offers a real tax cut.

Government does not tax to get the money it needs; government always finds a need for the money it gets.

Executive Order 12314 establishes interagency coordinating groups to promote Federal policies.

Under our proposal working Americans do much better, because the bipartisan bill makes a commitment to get rates down, and we're going to keep them down.

We believe is the single most important part of this entire tax debate.

Today I announce my intention to nominate Matthew N. Novick to be Inspector General.