George H.W. Bush

And what I want to do is take the credibility that I believe the United States has now in Israel and in the Gulf countries and in the other countries in the Middle East to try to be a catalyst for peace.

New settlements do not enhance the prospects for peace.

It is a wonderfully exciting story about democracy and free markets.

I want to simply thank the leaders in Congress on both sides of the aisle.

The budget caps, I can tell you, are working.

I strongly support what he said.

I think there's an awful lot of economic forecasters that would agree with what I've just said.

It is a dramatic story.

I am not jaundiced about government. I'm still optimistic.

Everybody has to give and listen and talk, come to the table, and then we'll see what happens.

I'm confident that his decision brought along a lot of other votes because he's in the position of leader there and that's important.

I never had any concern about where he stood.

It's a good bill. It's a fair bill.

I want to just clear the record here -- it's not directly come under the heading of the Retail Federation, but I want to sign a civil rights bill this year.

It's a great day, it really is.

Our growth package can do this.

I'm going to keep trying because I think Prime Minister Shamir knows my view on this.

We want this new democratic country and regime to be as successful as possible.

We have great respect for what Hungary is doing and trying to do in the future.

But I want to look at it positively.

Do we worry about the deficit? I do.

It's a a pleasure to have President Goncz back here.

I'm 100 percent for him.

I understand the difficulties Hungary faces in transforming its economy.

I am delighted that you are willing to undertake this.