If the funding cuts in this bill were to become law, future generations would certainly say we did too little.

This bill rejects all of those principles.

The bill would jeopardize critical activities and initiatives in a number of areas.

This is extraordinary, time-limited legislation designed to deal with an exceptional and unique circumstance of national significance—the Y2K computer problem.

I urge Congress to keep that promise by enacting legislation that improves our nation's schools by ensuring greater investments in education.

The bill will harm U.S. efforts to halt the Iranian nuclear weapons program.

H.R. 1995 is a flawed alternative to the President's proposed Educational Excellence for All Children Act of 1999.

We will continue to work closely with Congress to seek expedited action for funding.

I welcome and applaud passage today by the House of Representatives of the African growth and opportunity act.

This legislation offers the opportunity for increased trade and investment between the United States and Africa to the mutual benefit of both.

I will not sign the bill.

Under my draft legislation, the Department of Labor would administer a program similar to the Federal Employee Compensation Act (FECA) program, which currently provides Federal workers a proportion of lost wages, medical costs…

My Administration will submit draft legislation to the Congress that would create a new program to give DOE contractor employees with CBD and beryllium sensitivity the same benefits—certain medical costs and lost wages—now available to…

The American people know the difference between a good and bad bill.

I will veto any legislation that appears to be gun control legislation that actually weakens the law.

Tell them because you think we ought not to let criminals buy guns just because they go to gun shows.

This week Congress has a chance to pass a bill that can transform our relationship with an entire continent for the better.

RLPA will, in large measure, restore the principles of RFRA, which was enacted with broad Congressional support in 1993.