There's bound to be anguish.

I'm absolutely convinced that if I had not vetoed that CR and that had not been sustained, everybody would have gone home.

I don't feel the American people gave the back of the hand to the budget agreement.

I want them to know it.

I want to see if we can't get this deal through.

Well, I think there probably are some questions.

I reserve the option to use whatever constitutional weapons I have to move things forward.

People seem to want the deal.

I have total confidence in our team.

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

We want to see the longstanding policy of maintaining open access to the holy places preserved.

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

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

We cannot have business as usual.

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

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

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

We must fulfill the requirements of the budget resolution.

I will not accept business as usual.

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

I think we just have to work the process now and hope that the Congress will come up with a reasonable deal.

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

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

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

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