Policy

Our administration is taking major steps to address this problem.

We owe it to communities to make the Superfund work for them.

Our health care system needs dramatic reform.

When it's all said and done, the people of this country are going to have health care, or they're not.

As a former communications lender, Susan Ness brings to the FCC valuable perspective.

This law is going to make a difference.

I hereby extend the duration of that period to March 10, 1995.

We believe that we have to keep Medicare but that we have to recognize that the present system is heavily tilted toward institutionalized care.

The benefits package ought to be comprehensive enough to encourage primary and preventive health care because that saves money over the long run.

We will follow it absolutely in good faith and to the letter.

One of the most important things that our health care plan is attempting to do is to make your job easier.

I transmit herewith the Fifth Biennial Report of the Interagency Arctic Research Policy Committee.

I respect what you've done, and we're going to do our best to provide some help in this health care plan.

We want to make sure we get the crime bill right.

We believe this is going to work.

This approach has never been taken on a nationwide basis.

I wish there were a hunting season on these.

Our policy is based on our clear American interests clearly pursued.