The Administration makes a bogus charge that this is a "quota" bill.

For many of them, it is a tough one because the label "quota bill" was stamped on the measure last year.

"If it can be fixed so everyone is happy and we don't have a quota bill, why not make the effort?"

"It's not a quota bill and this is intended to show that," a senior Administration official said.

And, yes, it took me to veto two civil rights quota bills, because I don't believe in quotas.

Yet he persisted in mislabeling the 1990 measure a "quota bill."

"There's been nothing to change our belief that it's a quota bill," he said.

It has never been fair to label this measure a "quota bill."

Then quit this nonsense about the civil rights act being a quota bill.

You know darn well that it's not a quota bill.