We're going to have to readjust our sights. When we come out of this, we're going to have slower growth and we're going to have to be more prudent with regard to debt and we're going to have to save more if we want to sustain.
David Walker talks about the need for a shift in economic expectations and behavior post-crisis.
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If the overhead was 25 percent lower in the Pentagon, we'd be 50 percent more productive.
This is not a collective bargaining problem. I mean, people ought to have the right to bargain, and we're not proposing to touch that at all.
Believe it or not, I am 65 years old. Congress has passed timely budget and appropriation bills four times in 65 years. That is an F minus.
I think the American -- we need to have a discussion with the American people about how much universal health care is appropriate, affordable and sustainable.
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