Jim Saxton

Mr. Chairman, the performance of the economy in recent years has been very, very strong, and I think that all Americans have noted for one reason or another, either because they watched job growth, perhaps they watched the rate of…

Mr. Speaker, H. Con. Res. 189, authored by my friend the gentleman from California (Mr. Cunningham), expresses the sense of Congress that the practice of shark finning is wasteful and unsportsmanlike. In addition, it calls on the Western…

The International Monetary Fund [IMF] would have to pay interest on all the U.S. reserves it taps, or face a cut-off of future U.S. funds.

H.R. 1651 is a package of noncontroversial bills that should pass this body without much debate. The first title amends the Fisherman's Protective Act to extend the period of time during which reimbursements may be provided to owners of…

Is this debate really about what the definition of terrorism is? Mr. Speaker, terrorism has become a headline issue all too often. When President Clinton bombed strategic targets in Afghanistan and Sudan last year, he attempted to send a…

We know that today our armed forces are facing serious shortfalls in recruitment. Already, these shortfalls are having a dangerous impact on our Nation's military readiness.

The use of innovative methods to educate and encourage young people about the benefits of service to their country is essential in today's marketplace.

We have to get the message out about what service in the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines means to their own country.

Honor, patriotism, and the desire for adventure still engage and motivate America's young men and women.

It is essential for our national security that our government do all that it can to support our armed forces.

We know that today our armed forces are facing serious shortfalls in recruitment.

The use of innovative methods to educate and encourage young people about the benefits of service to their country is essential in today's marketplace.