George H.W. Bush

I have confidence in America.

I don't want to mislead you, but I just don't think we can promise any such thing.

I want to give the parents the choice: public, private, or religious schools.

Believe me, we are going to win this election.

The Act will ensure the continuation of the highly successful Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program for another 7 years.

I tried very hard to get the Congress to move on things that would have helped the economy.

We do not need this kind of change. We need our kind of change.

The regulatory burden that the Congress has placed on our banking system has reached a staggering level that prevents banks from providing the credit that is necessary to assure economic growth.

I give great credit to my predecessor, because you've got to go back 12 years.

I believe that's what the Federal Government should do.

These will be interpreted in a way that does not restrict my authority to supervise the executive branch.

Early diagnosis is crucial to successful treatment.

This section undermines the Secretary's ability to manage the Department effectively.

I wholeheartedly support the very important purpose of this legislation.

The NPS experts have not identified the Revere Beach study as a high priority.

Fighting breast cancer has been -- and continues to be -- one of my health care priorities.

Education fundamentally hasn't changed in this country for the last 50 years.

Let me first say that one of my proudest accomplishments is the Americans for Disabilities Act.

It's a sorry record, and we cannot let him do that to the United States of America.

This important legislation will help make mammography screening safer and more accurate.

Businesses are not going to move overseas.

We are going to create more jobs through free and fair trade, not by listening to the waffle iron of Clinton and Gore.

Today I am signing into law S. 1664, which establishes the Keweenaw National Historical Park.

Hold it. Hold it. Hold it. He says, he says, ``Give 'em hell.'' You remember what Truman said? He said you just tell the truth, and they think it's hell. [Laughter] Anyway, go ahead.

The big sky. Mr. Goggins. We will take, I think, one more question, and then we're going to have to move. And you get to do the picking because I'm not going to make--I live here.