In the field of domestic spending it busts the budget by about $1 billion.

I do not view wilderness designation as incompatible with any of these rights.

I have today signed into law S. 1119, a bill that would designate a new Cumberland Island Wilderness Area in Georgia and make a boundary line adjustment in Crater Lake National Park in Oregon.

Balancing the budget is a little like protecting your virtue: You just have to learn to say 'no.'

I happen to believe in that program, and I gave them word that I would support that.

Wilderness legislation should designate only those areas which are truly pristine.

Here in the heartland of America lives the hope of the world.

I know he would vote the right way.

I dream of the day when maybe Washington gets smart enough to give a President the right of a line-item veto.

More than anything else, it was those record interest rates and double-digit inflation that led inevitably to this recession.

I am going to veto any time there's an attempt to bust the budget.

This is particularly important in our Eastern States, where few areas remain that are 'affected primarily by the forces of nature.'