George H.W. Bush

I urge your support in defeating this damaging piece of legislation.

I tell them that I'd like to get more anti -- in the Federal level.

I want to see one that is oriented toward growth.

I think the best thing the Federal Government can do is to get these interest rates down and to adopt growth incentives.

Let tomorrow begin today.

All of us must commit ourselves fully now -- right now.

Today, I issue a challenge to every American to join us.

I think some groups do not give proper credit to the fact that a lot of people are laboring night and day doing just that.

I think the American people want me to do exactly what we ought to do to fulfill our four objectives over there.

Absolutely, in light of the invasion.

The economy's growth is slow.

I wished there was some quick and easy cure.

Education is the key to our future, to our identity as a nation, and to our very soul as a people.

America must remain strong and vital.

I think it is time to get an agreement now.

The Congress must also enact real spending cuts, not these smoke-and-mirror cuts that simply don't cut spending as advertised.

I have no plans to revisit the decisions I have taken.

I want those soldiers out as soon as possible.

I am convinced that the sanctions are working to some degree.

This legislation would seriously restrict textile and footwear imports and violate international trade rules.

We simply cannot have it prevail that we don't want any drilling here, and she doesn't want any drilling there.

This bill is a threat to the stability of the world trading system.

It represents the worst form of economic policy for America.

A vote in the House tomorrow approving the textile and footwear quota bill would be a negative statement about Congress' vision for our economic future.

I've indicated all along that this is something to which I am -- I really believe is necessary to stimulate the economy.