Well, first place, there's an enormous inconvenience to the American worker on the commuter side. And then as it begins to take a hold on moving freight and moving product, agricultural product for example, to market, it's terrible. So…
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And you see, it's reported back. It's made sound recommendations, and the Secretary has been working diligently to try to get various parties to come along. But the unilateral action by the President does not apply. The only thing that…
No. Andy can answer that. Secretary Card. The President has exercised that responsibility when he created the Presidential Emergency Board. So----
Well, let me just say I've had a first-class briefing from Secretary Card, doing a first-rate job over there at Transportation. I'm very much concerned. Let us hope that some last- minute breakthrough will avert a strike. But my message…
In every way possible, we will press our fight to restrain Federal spending once and for all.
The funding level provided in the bill is inadequate, and any further reductions will be strongly opposed by the Administration.
Reductions of over $800 million to the request for Foreign Military Financing (FMF) could seriously compromise U.S. national security interests.
The American people overwhelmingly support a balanced budget constitutional amendment.
I hereby waive the application of sections 402(a) and 402(b) of the Act with respect to Tajikistan and Turkmenistan.
Extensive earmarking and micromanagement of economic assistance programs would reduce their effectiveness and hinder promotion of broad-based economic growth, economic reform, and democratic practices.
I'm not sure that's the proper word. There will be plenty of time to find out what happened here, but I don't like what I see.
No, there's something not very pleasant about all this. And let me tell you this: It's fine to investigate on one's own the Vice President of the United States; no evidence to support any investigation. But I feel a little tense about it…
Congress ought to do in this instance what they've done twice before.
H.R. 2507's provisions regarding the appointment of 'Ethics Advisory Boards' are inconsistent with the Appointments Clause of the Constitution.
My Administration is strongly committed to pursuing research to find cures and treatments for such disorders as Parkinson's disease, diabetes, and Alzheimer's disease.
This approach truly represents the pro-research and ethical alternative that will allow this research to go forward without relying on a source of tissue that many find to be morally objectionable.
The public are not served by a strike that lasts for any time at all.
I just think it's important to get in focus the fact that if there is a strike, it ought to be quickly solved by legislation.





