Exchange with reporters following the departure of President Soeharto of Indonesia. (President Bill Clinton)(Transcript)

From: Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents | Date: October 30, 1995 | Copyright information

Pres. Bill Clinton stated that the US economy was doing very well, that extreme measures for balancing the federal budget were not necessary and that a prudent plan is more appropriate for the country today. Clinton expressed his willingness to work with Republican lawmakers on the budget issue but stressed that he will not compromise at the expense of his principles.

October 27, 1995

Gross Domestic Product Report

Q. [Inaudible]--growth figures?

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