George H.W. Bush: “The Seymour approach is far--and I'll put some names on it for you--the Seymour approach is far better, far better than…”

“The Seymour approach is far--and I'll put some names on it for you--the Seymour approach is far better, far better than Miller-Bradley. And yes, we're trying to--I don't want to be flirting around leaving any doubt. Miller-Bradley is unacceptable, unacceptable and I wouldn't sign it. We are now discussing it. We were talking about it coming up here on the plane as to how to move forward with implementation of a more sensible approach. So I appreciate your comments. It helps me understand the fervor of the feeling out here. But I'm not just saying this politically. We are not going to accept Mr. Miller's approach, seconded by Bradley. Multilateral Trade Negotiations”