We all feel the same way.

So you need more in fiscal year 2004 in some variation of coming up with a supplemental to implement this.

But, roughly, it's about $375 million to $400 million.

What concerns me with the President's recommendation and vision is that there is not enough money to do it.

I'm concerned that this EPA budget doesn't get us there.

I have strong objections to the elimination of the Rural Housing and Economic Development Program.

What we've seen is a pattern, particularly the closer you are into a city, is that apartment buildings or complexes have all become Section 8.

We want to be sure that we are ready for them. They are coming back with new types of injuries.

Let's make it clear I will stand up for the Hubble, but I will always place the priority of our astronauts first.

I believe the vision is an exciting one, it is what has excited humankind every since Icarus tried to go.

Mr. Leavitt, I welcome you to your first VA-HUD hearing, but this is a pretty big deal question.

I contacted you, Mr. Administrator, about the need to have an updated study about what is the job impact on water infrastructure.

We are concerned that this is a good intention that might not have the result.

We wanted to get the Federal Government out of the slum-landlord business and into the empowerment business.

I am concerned that this budget falls short on these principles.

We know that our subcommittee rejected a $75 million outsourcing study, and we understand that OMB is trying it again.

I think we have come a long way over the last several years in reducing the waiting line for disability claims.

The system is not built for anywhere near 25 million veterans.