It is not true that it is balanced on the backs of the needy.

We did not promise the American people a miracle.

I came to Minneapolis today just so I could tell the citizens of this State that I admire their Senator.

The safety net—for those who must depend on the rest of us, like that injured farmer—is still there.

We are putting the false prosperity of overspending behind us.

We must, in the end, roll up our sleeves, face our responsibilities squarely, and persevere at the unending task of setting, and keeping, the Nation's affairs in order.

In short, we have launched a process of reform and change that can transform the course of events.

There are still 21 million people going to get food stamps.

I propose that over the coming years we clean up this mess.

I promise you one more thing—that as we build up our national defense, our national security, we will not stop or let up one minute with getting those other fellows across the table from us and now talking legitimate arms reductions.

I hereby report twenty-two rescission proposals of fiscal year 1982 funds totaling $10,655 million.

Medicines and other household products must be stored out of reach and, preferably, out of sight.