We mustn't allow those with the AIDS virus to suffer discrimination.

Drug testing, when done properly, can have dramatic results.

The use of the vital sealanes of the Persian Gulf will not be dictated by the Iranians.

Our goal is to seek peace rather than provocation, but our interests and those of our friends must be preserved.

The administration opposes House passage of H.R. 2160 unless it is amended to authorize appropriations consistent with the President's 1988 Budget.

The administration would support H.R. 2355 if it is amended to delete the numerous special studies and the mandatory reservation of at least ten percent of EPA's appropriated R&D funds for basic research.

The administration supports enactment of H.R 812.

I'm counting on your support in all these months ahead.

It's time to give the President what 43 Governors have, what I had when I was Governor of California: the ability to veto spending, project by project, a line-item veto.

Anyone who tells you we can't cut the deficit without raising taxes and attacking defense is just not telling you the truth.

It be amended to authorize appropriations of $12,533,000 for fiscal year 1988, as requested in the 1988 Budget, instead of $16,698,000.

The administration recommends that H.R. 1522 not be considered under suspension of the rules.

As far as the Government's tightening its belt—long overdue.

We're seeking nothing except the right of commercial trade.

These decisions should be made by farmers, based on market forces, and not by the Federal Government.

Despite my reservations, I am approving H.R. 1157 in recognition of the serious crop losses that many farmers have suffered in the past year.

I think it's far better if the Iranians go to bed every night wondering what we might do than us telling them in advance.

I am opposed to the provision of H.R. 1157 that allows quality adjustments in the determination of losses caused by natural disasters with respect to upland cotton.