91.   The speaker also said such brief visits with local volunteers are a nice break from the political stump.

92.   The speaker did not say in his speech how the city would make up for the lost revenue from the tax cut.

93.   The speaker said congressional leaders had been consulted on an ongoing basis.

94.   The speaker said he prefers the scholarship program to tax cuts.

95.   The speaker said he was glad that most of his supporters were able to get out of the midday sun.

96.   The speaker said he was purposely avoiding specific numbers or percentages.

97.   The speaker said he will not voluntarily resign the top post, and has not been pressured to do so as a result of the Democratic losses.

98.   The speaker said he would discuss Bosnia, Iraq and European monetary policy with embattled Conservative Party leader William Hague.

99.   The speaker said he would start considering attendance a real problem if so few members showed up that committees could not consistently manage to muster a quorum.

100.   The speaker said he would think about it.