I want a Governor who is going to help me implement the national goals that came out of the Governors' summit.

Today I am signing H.R. 5835, the 'Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990.'

Don't listen to those mournful pundits that come on before every election telling us how bad everything is in this, the greatest country on the face of the Earth.

I will construe such requirements to be precatory rather than mandatory.

I will be asking the Congress in future budgets for funding based on national priorities rather than narrow interests.

This legislation establishes a Vancouver Historical Study Commission to assess and make recommendations regarding the feasibility of establishing a Vancouver National Historical Reserve.

Accordingly, in keeping with the well-settled obligation to construe ambiguous statutory provisions to avoid constitutional questions, I will interpret section 506 so as not to infringe on the Executive's authority to conduct studies that…

I am, therefore, advising the Congress that continued funding of many of these projects may not be accommodated in future budgets.

Support for basic research, particularly individual researchers, underlies the Nation's long-term economic growth.

SSF remains, for me, a high priority.

I am deeply disappointed with several provisions in the bill.

Today I have signed H.R. 5114, the 'Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 1991.'

I want to continue to work to keep that future alive and bright for the generations to come.

Common sense, uncommon courage.

It is clear that the Congress intends to continue funding construction on some elements of the Garrison Diversion project.

I remain concerned that the structure and wording of section 531 could complicate our efforts to achieve a satisfactory settlement in El Salvador.

I am concerned about requirements that could be construed to derogate from the President's authority under the Constitution to conduct United States foreign policy.

This Act creates the conditions that should allow future interest rates to be lower than they would be otherwise.

Research projects should be selected after competitive evaluation on the basis of merit and research priorities, not on the basis of parochial interest.

If Congress can't do it, give the President a shot and let me try.

Barbara was just thrilled to be out there in Utah.

Nobody could have worked harder than Hal Daub.

We have a lot to be grateful for in our country.

Elect Hal Daub as your next Senator.

So, don't let them tell you no one can make a difference.