Best wishes for a joyous Rosh Hashana and for a new year of peace.

The message of Rosh Hashana—remembrance and redemption for the new year—serves as a timeless lesson for all of us as we seek a closer relationship with God and work to find deeper meaning in our lives.

The most troublesome aspect of this proposal is that FY 1996 funding for the components of the account would be set according to a rigid formula that would not provide flexibility to respond to changing needs.

H.R. 1323, however, would impose unnecessarily prescriptive, costly, and time-consuming analytical requirements on the pipeline safety regulatory program and would encourage excessive litigation.

I say we ought to be happy about these good things that are happening.

I think this becomes a moral question.

How can we change and do what we need to do and be true to our basic values?

The amount provided by the Committee falls short of what the Administration believes is needed to implement an effective foreign policy.

We must do this right.

This is just a beginning.

You cannot always do what is popular and be right.

You just remember one thing: Not one red cent that senior citizens pay in medical bills will go into that Trust Fund.

This administration has been good for Florida.

The Ryan White CARE Act is a lifeline to thousands of Americans who otherwise have nowhere to turn.

I'm all for reforming welfare if what we mean by reforming welfare is moving people from welfare to work.

We cannot continue to do things the way we always did.

The actuaries say that we need to put about $90 billion into fixing the Trust Fund.

Reducing authorization levels retreats from that commitment.