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I extend congratulations to the 23 million people of Taiwan and their democratically elected government, led by President Chen Shui-bian and Vice-President Annette Lu, on the occasion of Taiwan's forthcoming National Day.
I have strongly supported Congressional resolutions advocating that Taiwan be permitted as an independent entity into international organizations.
Taiwan has become a beacon of democracy in the Asia-Pacific region, despite the threat of military force by Communist China.
Our bill responds to the tremendous desire of young people to have the greatest opportunity possible to be active, creative, and productive citizens in our society.
I am pleased today to introduce, along with my colleagues... the Younger Americans Act.
This legislation authorizes funding for the Bureau of Reclamation to continue the endangered fish recovery implementation programs.
Bennie's presence in the community can never be replaced, but the work of his life will live on after him.
He worked his entire life for civil rights, equal opportunity, and economic and social justice.
Mr. Holmes' leadership in the civil rights movement and as an anti-poverty activist earned him the respect of our entire San Francisco community.
The time has come for Congress to recognize the lasting contribution of volunteerism in America by passing the National and Community Service Amendments Act of 2000.
As a mother, I too feel that we can no longer afford to play partisan politics while so many children's lives remain at stake.
We promised these moms and the American people common sense gun control legislation. We have not delivered on that promise.
The National Coalition for Asian Pacific American Community Development should be commended for its important work.
Today I recognize Disabled American Veterans Chapter 81 of Suisun-Fairfield, California as this organization celebrates its 50th anniversary of service to our country.
Sadly I rise to call to the attention of my colleagues the passing of two of San Francisco's finest police officers
It is deeply distressing that public servants who are administering and enforcing the law are subjected to such hostile circumstances that they are forced to leave their jobs and homes.
Rather than perpetuate the disregard and disdain for the government and its laws, I urge my colleagues to use their good offices to create a climate of decency and cooperation.