We are a nation at war. Obviously, that causes a lot of unease.

This is an opportunity for people to have, as they say, more skin in the game.

It’s our understanding that about half of that capacity will be back up and running in one or two weeks, and the other half may take as long as a month or longer. There is...

The marketplace will take care of that. Once the product is available, the distribution system will respond quickly.

He’s more concerned with results than he is about polls.

People’s feelings about the economy are tied to how they feel about the president … and the feeling is not that strong.

We are delighted the economy is so strong and we are creating so many jobs.

This is not part of their budget.

We believe that transferring federal tax dollars to the bondholders and shareholders of a private firm is inappropriate.

I’m concerned about the burden it’s going to have for all Americans, but I’m confident that the Federal Reserve will not allow it to have an inflationary impact on the economy.

We think [Baker’s proposal] would not have the same accountability and transparency for the American taxpayer that the normal appropriations process would.

We’re very concerned about it, especially concerned for lower-income Americans and small business people. This is not part of their budget.

People are very, very frustrated about the cost of health care.

We’re delighted that wages have started rising more rapidly. We’re not concerned about it having an inflationary impact.

The last thing in the world we even need to be thinking about is raising taxes. A strong economy is what is going to pay for rebuilding the affected areas.

The president’s very concerned about the unfairness of the tax code.

There’s no question that the recovery will be paid for by the federal taxpayer and it will add to the deficit.

Tax reform is not off the table. At the same time, it doesn’t have the priority that health care does right now.

One could argue 2 percent is more appropriate. But that actually changes over time, it’s not fixed. If there’s a consensus [that] it’s appropriate that it is a lower rate, obviously we’d be open-minded to...

That’s not fair. It’s really almost backwards.

None of us are comfortable paying $2.50 per gallon when we go to fill up our cars with gas.

It’s important we move to a more consumer-oriented health care system.