Responsible government advances science and technology.

Scientific discoveries inspire and enrich us.

We wanted to reverse the trickle-down economics and reverse the idea that the Government had no affirmative responsibility to be a partner in growing the economy.

If we're going to raise incomes, folks, we need a commitment to do things that will raise incomes, more good jobs.

I think we should be focused intensely on three questions.

This action would slow local communities' productive reuse of base closure property by delaying the departure of military units and by limiting funding for environmental restoration.

His strong voice, his solid belief in right and wrong and his sense of humor have helped the Nation confront some of our toughest issues head on.

I want every young person, every young person here tonight, to be able to look to a future where you can do anything that your dreams and your efforts will permit you to do.

We want people to leave welfare and go to work, and they shouldn't be taxed if they're working.

This Nation's future depends on strong public and private support for science and technology.

More training for workers who are unemployed or underemployed is essential.

The financial crisis in the District is serious and demands immediate attention.

I was sorry to learn of Senator Heflin's decision not to run for reelection.

I am pleased that Congressman Davis introduced legislation today to establish a financial oversight authority for the District of Columbia.

Scientific knowledge is the key to the future.

The Senate is urged to restore these cuts.

Our economic plan changed the tax structure in ways that made it, I think, more fair and more conducive for economic growth.

Clearly a solid Federal investment program is justified even in the leanest times.