The Government can't do it.

The plan will reduce the deficit by very close to $500 billion, equally divided between spending cuts and revenue increases.

California also has to examine its situation.

I also direct that the flag shall be flown at half-staff...

They want things done.

I hereby transmit the third biennial revision (1994-1995) to the United States Arctic Research Plan.

The Government should make a bigger sacrifice than the taxpayers.

I want the line-item veto very badly.

This policy should also be applied to any employee who is needed for emergency law enforcement, relief, or clean-up efforts authorized by Federal, State or local officials having jurisdiction.

We are making good progress.

Nobody wants to reduce the deficit because—the reason it got so bad as it did is that there were tough decisions required to turn it around.

It's time for us to act to get our own house in order.

We just have to see quick action from the Senate.

New York will gain far more from a stable, credible deficit reduction plan than you will lose by a restriction on the entertainment deduction.

The most important thing we could do would be to urgently pass this plan for deficit reduction.

I think they are serious. I think they will pass it.

I have to tell you that they have a very difficult job.

I will get it and review it and get a report back from the NASA Director.