The Nation is well served by the prudent decision of Congress which makes this action possible.

My administration's concern for exports is matched by our obligation to ensure that government-sponsored export incentives constitute an efficient use of the taxpayers' money.

Until now, both business and Government have accorded exports a relatively low priority.

I think you all know that the Congress has acted effectively to give me a chance to reorganize the structure of Government.

That's what we need for the Congress as well.

We've strengthened the principles of democracy.

I think the entire government structure will benefit.

I think we need a department of education.

We've had a net increase of 6 million jobs in the country since I've been in office.

My hope and my expectation is that next week we will have a successful vote on the natural gas bill.

Intelligence and Intelligence-Related Activities Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 1979.

We are making adequate progress, a good, cooperative attitude between Capitol Hill and the White House.

I thought it was bad, but when I got to Washington, it was a lot worse than I thought it was.

I need him in Washington.

This report serves little useful purpose and diverts agency resources from more productive activities.

I applaud the passage of S. 9, which is an important part of our energy program.

The overwhelming endorsement in the House of Representatives today of my civil service reform proposal is a victory for every citizen concerned about government waste and inefficiency.

Democracy is not just a system of government; it is a way of life.