Presidential Press Conference
1990-08-14T16:13:47-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/482/19900814161917001.jpgPresident George H. W. Bush interrupted his vacation and returned to the White House. He met with administration officials about the impact of the Persian Gulf crisis. After these meetings he delivered a statement in the White House Briefing room about the budget and then answered questions about the budget and the Persian Gulf. He opened his press conference with a strongly worded statement chastising Democrats for not cooperating in deficit reduction.
President George H. W. Bush interrupted his vacation and returned to the White House. He met with administration officials about the impact… read more
President George H. W. Bush interrupted his vacation and returned to the White House. He met with administration officials about the impact of the Persian Gulf crisis. After these meetings he delivered a statement in the White House Briefing room about the budget and then answered questions about the budget and the Persian Gulf. He opened his press conference with a strongly worded statement chastising Democrats for not cooperating in deficit reduction. close
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