Federal subsidies should not be used as a substitute for rail sector contributions to its own private sector pension fund.

The President's senior advisors would recommend that the President veto the bill if it includes either of the following provisions.

We know that there is still much work to do.

Employees shall put forth honest effort in the performance of their duties.

The Senate version of the omnibus Reconciliation Act of 1990 produces budgetary savings that are generally consistent with the Bipartisan Budget Summit Agreement.

Although the Administration strongly supports collection of Coast Guard user fees, it objects to the provision in the Senate bill that would only permit collections from vessels operating 'where Coast Guard has a presence.'

The package would produce only about $470 billion if these increases to these funds provided for elsewhere in the bill were removed from the discretionary caps.

The President's senior advisors would recommend that the bill be vetoed if either of these provisions were included.

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

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.

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.

The hidden tax is back.

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

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

By reversing this policy, the 'Ways and Means Democratic Alternative' brings back silent rate increases for everyone.

We need John Engler to be the next Governor.

Get your neighbors to the polls.

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

We are not in the Middle East to protect oil; we are there to stand up against aggression.

He's already beaten three.

These tax increases are permanent.

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

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

Claytie, you've got to win it.

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