I share with the people of Argentina a strong desire for freedom and democracy.

This is not a Republican or a Democratic issue.

I found the give-and-take with the Governors quite useful.

We are pleased that two of our friends are engaged in a direct dialog.

Today's sessions with the Governors were very constructive.

I felt a consensus could be reached on a number of issues.

Reestablishing a capital gains differential, which was part of our tax laws for over six decades, provides the needed incentives for those willing to take a risk on new products and research that are the result of American ingenuity.

Support for a capital gains differential is a vote to continue that prosperity, and I ask for your support when the Jenkins-Archer proposal comes to a vote.

The proposal also restores competition to congressional elections by reducing the advantages of incumbency.

It is also designed to reform a system which has led to a 'permanent Congress.'

It's a good way to have it, at this Governor's level.

I announce my intention to nominate Edwin G. Foulke, Jr., to be a member of the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.