Congress

I want to express my appreciation to two of their Representatives who joined us: Congressman Ehlers from Michigan and Congressman Moran from Virginia.

I mean, the Congress gets to propose, but the President has to sign or veto.

The Congress is about to take some votes that I believe will move this country in the wrong direction.

I urge the Congress to pursue this legislation—adding to it if possible.

It is time for Congress to go forward to write a disciplined budget that brings the deficit down.

Congress must pass tough child support enforcement measures as part of welfare reform.

I remain committed to ensuring that the Congress is kept fully informed regarding significant employments of the U.S. Armed Forces.

I reaffirmed my willingness and desire to work with the Republican leadership in the Congress to advance the cause of the American people.

It is a false choice, and so, I urge you to engage the new Congress in a constructive debate from your perspective about our responsibilities.

I agree with the Republicans in Congress on many things.

His combination of White House, congressional—both House and Senate—and political experience will serve the administration well.

I worked with Congress to provide $6.8 billion in emergency funding to aid the victims of the Midwest floods in nine states.

I'm optimistic that we'll pass it because more often than not in very difficult issues the Congress does the right thing.

Congressional Accountability Act of 1995

I want to congratulate the Members of Congress on these steps and, in particular, Majority Leader Dole and Speaker Gingrich.

Now when Congress passes a law, it will immediately know the consequences of the law if it affects private employers as well.

We are beginning the new year with a reform that requires Congress to live under the laws it imposes on the American people.

Therefore, I reiterate my call for Congress to act swiftly on several much needed reform proposals including real campaign finance reform and the gift ban and a strong version of the line-item veto.