Lawrence Ari Fleischer

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Lawrence Ari Fleischer Press Briefing by Ari Fleischer… (2001)

There are no spending reductions required to make it work. The only thing that's required is to have spending increase at a reasonable rate of growth, as opposed to an extravagant rate of growth. And the manner in which the Congress, or at least the Senate has proceeded so far, if they actually increase spending by the amount the Senate passed, which is closer to 10 percent, if you take out -- there's a little asterisk in the Senate budget resolution of unnamed future budget cuts -- without that, spending is actually 10 percent.
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Lawrence Ari Fleischer Press Briefing by Ari Fleischer… (2001)

Fast track is the most productive and helpful way to get it done. But you can, of course, have multilateral agreements, you can have bilateral agreements, and you can have fast track or trade promotion authority in place. They all are avenues to free trade. But the easiest avenue to free trade flows from a straight up or down vote in the Congress, which is what trade promotion authority is.
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Lawrence Ari Fleischer Press Briefing by Ari Fleischer… (2001)

The American people are about to get on the road this spring and summer and hit the parks. Thanks to this initiative by President Bush, the parks they're going to hit will soon have cleaner facilities, better facilities, less traffic. And I think the public is going to receive that very well. So the President's approach to the environment is going to continue to reflect the best science; it will reflect balance. There will be a series of new initiatives the President is launching, as well as a review of all those last-minute regulations of President Clinton.
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