George H.W. Bush

By a partisan vote in the House of Representatives, the Democrats pushed through a tax increase on working men and women.

I will veto the Democratic plan passed by the House should it reach my desk.

We need John Engler to be the next Governor.

There is nothing in the package to encourage economic growth, the driving force behind increases in the standard of living for all Americans.

This provision raises $36 billion over 8 years, largely on the backs of low and middle-class income families.

The hidden tax is back.

The president's senior advisors would recommend that he veto the 'Ways and Means Democratic Alternative' if it were presented to him for his signature.

The bipartisan plan now being considered in the Senate does not raise income tax rates.

Get your neighbors to the polls.

This election is going to decide whether Michigan chooses the bankrupt policies of tax and spend or, on the other hand, whether it chooses Republican policies that put Michiganers back to work.

Delaying the indexation of tax rates for inflation will increase the income taxes paid by middle class families — hardly an argument for fairness.

He's already beaten three.

These tax increases are permanent.

Claytie, you've got to win it.

Oh, how nice it is to be out where the real people are -- outside of Washington, DC.

We are not going to pull out short of our obligations.

I think we're just on the threshold of a fantastic decade of opportunity and growth.

America must have a real and significant deficit-reduction budget to get the economy moving.

And I believe the American people have every right to expect the United States Congress to act responsibly.

We must never take democracy for granted.

I believe everyone here knows that we need to move up and get control of the United States Senate if we're going to bring Nebraska values to Washington.

Today, with those young men and women in mind, let me just add one final note.

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These conditions would constitute an unprecedented restraint on Presidential appointments within the Executive Office of the President.

S.J. Res. 57 brings to public attention the fact that future generations of Americans will lose access to documents of enduring value unless we take action.