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

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

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

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.

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

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

I really bothers me when I come there.

I think it can.

I strongly feel it would be a mistake to abandon those.

We've got three-quarters of a million new jobs in the economy since January 20th.

I believe very strongly that this will create jobs and increase incomes for people on both sides of the border.

I believe it will create jobs for America.

I am firmly committed to the NAFTA, and it's why I believe the American people and Congress will support the NAFTA this year.

I still think that we may be able to do that simply because of the limits on their economic options.

I strongly favor it.

The lowest possible one.

I believe with a little luck we can get it done this year.

I think it is a high road in the sense that that probably was the most difficult committee in the Senate to get such a bill out of.