I ask the Congress to consider the enclosed Fiscal Year (FY) 2011 Budget amendments.

These amendments are necessary to reflect correctly policies assumed in the FY 2011 Budget.

Statutory PAYGO would hold us to a simple but bedrock principle: Congress can only spend a dollar if it saves a dollar elsewhere.

The passage of statutory PAYGO today will help usher out an era of irresponsibility and begin putting the country back on a fiscally sustainable path.

Seven hundred billion dollars is a significant amount of money, and as we act, we will do it in an effective way.

The true 'cost' of this legislation should be far less than $700 billion.

This bill spends too much.

This bill lacks fiscal discipline.

Maximizing Savings in Mandatory Programs.

It is more important than ever to redouble our efforts to reduce unnecessary spending elsewhere in the budget.

I would encourage the incoming administration to include a request to fund UNESCO in its FY 2002 budget.

Increasing the Federal employment costs at such an extraordinary rate would render those budgets inadequate to provide the planned level of services.

She has strengthened the scientific leadership and budget of the National Institutes of Health.

My transmittal of the District of Columbia's budget, as required by law, does not represent an endorsement of its contents.

We've gone from deficit to surplus.

My FY 2001 budget includes recommended funding levels of $98.0 million for operations.

My transmittal of the District of Columbia Courts' budget request does not represent an endorsement of its contents.

Our Budget will provide tax breaks to encourage all Americans to give to charity.