The president opens the session by saying his administration is already making good on one of his key campaign promises. I think we're making pretty good progress. The president has his first meeting with a European leader, holding informal talks with British Prime Minister Tony Blair at the Camp David presidential retreat in western Maryland. For a second straight week, the president uses his radio address to plug his tax cut plan. And usually when you've been overcharged, you expect to get something back.
Governors are on the leading edge of reform.
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