That is what this legislation is all about.

Drug abuse and violence pose serious threats to the health and well-being of American youth.

In a democracy, government is not 'them' versus 'us.'

I am disappointed that the Congress has rolled back an important reform of the crop insurance program.

If any government emerges as a result of the free choice of the people, that is that nation's business.

I look forward to working with Congress next year in a process that involves all interested groups to make this a truly farmer-friendly farm bill.

I am especially disappointed that the bill does not provide as strong a safety net for family farmers as it should.

I have signed into law H.J. Res. 165, the eleventh continuing resolution for fiscal 1996.

This cannot continue.

I will veto H.R. 125 or any other legislation repealing the ban on assault weapons.

If it is passed, I will veto it.

I'm very pleased by the events of the last year and a half.

The achievement of these goals will require the most effective possible use of public and private resources.

The Independent Insurance Agents are therefore, in some ways, about the most valuable partner America could have in shaping health care reform.

S. 1459 would create a number of costly administrative burdens for land managers.

Livestock grazing has been, and continues to be, an important use of public lands.

Only through our commitment to these principles can we forever end discrimination and injustice based on gender.

It is impossible to fully appreciate America's proud history without recognizing the extraordinary contributions that women have made to our country since its founding.