The U.N. must reform to remain relevant and to play a still stronger role in the march of freedom, peace, and prosperity.

I'm all for reforming welfare if what we mean by reforming welfare is moving people from welfare to work.

We can no longer have a top-down bureaucracy that is too heavy with management.

We can balance the budget and we can do it in the right way and reinventing Government proves it.

These reformers brought dignity to the workplace and integrity to our society.

I think it would be a terrible mistake to put an end to it, to gut it, to undermine it.

We want a system that will reward results, not redtape.

My strategy is eliminating yesterday's Government to meet the demands of today and tomorrow.

We're creating a leaner, not a meaner, Government.

Welfare has to be reformed, that the most important thing is to change it from a system which fosters dependence to one that fosters work and independence.

We are beginning the new year with a reform that requires Congress to live under the laws it imposes on the American people.

I'll admit that last year when this reform didn't pass I was disappointed.

Therefore, I reiterate my call for Congress to act swiftly on several much needed reform proposals including real campaign finance reform and the gift ban and a strong version of the line-item veto.

Reform legislation can improve the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of Government printing by maximizing the use of private sector printing capability.

We ought to cover everybody with private insurance, and we ought to have insurance reforms that deal with preexisting conditions.

We can fix this.

Let's do it in one year for health care and finally put this issue behind us.

Tell them this health care reform plan is important, because it may help the most important person in your life.