Legislation

I have signed into law H.R. 2862, the 'Science, State, Justice, Commerce, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2006.'

The primary purpose of this legislation is to achieve mandatory savings.

I signed the National Cemetery Expansion Act of 2003 to honor veterans with a hallowed, final resting place.

This legislation is an important step forward in our efforts to rein in spending while maintaining our commitment to America's farmers and consumers.

The executive branch shall construe certain provisions of the Act as calling solely for notification.

I urge the Congress to act expeditiously on this request to ensure the country is prepared for this growing danger.

I have an obligation to say to the United States Congress: 'Just don't mark time.'

The PATRIOT Act is a very important piece of legislation.

The legislation would also ensure that Federal regulatory agencies retain their authority to enforce food safety and consumer protection laws.

The legislation would carefully preserve the right of individuals to have their day in court to pursue non-frivolous civil liability actions.

The bill I sign today will provide critical resources for all these efforts.

This bill will expand our reach and effectiveness in two important ways.

The No Child Left Behind Act became the law.

I commend the House for passing legislation that would increase our refining capacity and help address the cost of gasoline, diesel fuels, and jet fuels.

The legislation will help make our homeland more secure.

I'm confident she's going to be a Supreme Court judge who will not legislate from the bench.

I applaud the Congress for its work on the homeland security legislation.

The bill's recovery planning provisions will more effectively accomplish conservation and delisting of species.