I think that the American people would think a lot more of the Congress if the Brady bill passed both Houses before they left.

The administration strongly supports H.R. 3474.

We want the Asia-Pacific community to be united but not closed, united but open.

Do we need more jobs? You bet we do, but that's a pretty good beginning.

Yes, and we agreed to meet again next year in Indonesia.

I always believe the best beginning in a challenging situation is to be as frank and forthright as possible.

Together, we have made major strides in bringing down the deficit while still taking the steps we need to ensure national security and economic growth.

I write to express my strong opposition to the Penny-Kasich amendment to H.R. 3400.

We cannot confuse our objectives with our problems.

I strongly recommend that the Congress consider issuance of a joint resolution to bring this agreement into force at an early date.

We will strive to realize this objective of the Convention.

To prosper, therefore, we have to try to get all nations to pursue a strategy of growth.

I have an intense interest in the changes that are going on in Japan now, and I am watching them with great admiration.

I believe that such detailed and deliberate consideration is the better way to address the difficult issues in our complex entitlement programs.

I hereby certify that withholding funds from international financial institutions and other international organizations and programs during FY 1994... is contrary to the national interest.

I believe that discussion can help to foster among us a sense of community.

I ask each and every one of you here to join me in a toast to the Pacific community, a region at peace, prosperous, and free.

I believe we are generally in agreement that we should attempt to use this forum to broaden trade and deepen understanding.