George H.W. Bush

I commend the Prime Minister for his market-oriented economic policies.

I congratulate the Prime Minister and his government for the bravery shown in confronting the terrorists.

Every child is a great and precious blessing, a unique individual of inestimable worth and potential.

We cannot have business as usual.

I don't think it's fruitful here to negotiate the details.

The United States is committed to ending Iraq's occupation of Kuwait and the restoration of the legitimate government of Kuwait.

I will not accept business as usual.

We must fulfill the requirements of the budget resolution.

I am obliged to make clear that the reconciliation bill now called for must be largely consistent with the Bipartisan Budget Summit Agreement.

We go on to the next event -- and stay with it.

People seem to want the deal.

The role assigned to judges in our system is to interpret the Constitution and lesser laws, and not to make them.

The Constitution is not just a symbol but a living idea, the world's greatest experiment in freedom and self-government.

We know exactly where and exactly when our modern history began.

I expressed my appreciation to the Speaker, the majority leader in the Senate, the majority leader in the House.

It is time for the Congress to act responsibly on a budget resolution -- not time for business as usual.

I simply cannot approve H.J. Res. 660.

I think we sometimes underestimate the intelligence of the American people.

I will veto the continuing resolution.

This is the only device one has for making something happen.

The Textile, Apparel, and Footwear Trade Act of 1990 is simply not the panacea advertised by its proponents.

I am returning herewith without my approval H.R. 4328, the 'Textile, Apparel, and Footwear Trade Act of 1990.'

H.R. 5367 requires the United States and the State of New York to compensate the Seneca Nation for a 1890 lease arrangement approved by Congress.

Domestic production has been up slightly since 1987.

The Department of Justice advises that the United States has no further legal liability for the lease arrangement.