Workforce Investment Act of 1998.

At heart, this is what the Brady law has accomplished.

How many people are alive today because of that law?

I am very proud that the Family and Medical Leave Act was the very first piece of legislation I signed into law.

I am pleased that the House has passed the 'Credit Union Membership Access Act' to protect and strengthen credit unions for the 71 million Americans who own, use, and rely upon them.

This bill ensures that consumers continue to have a broad array of choices in financial services.

This bill resolves uncertainty about the future of credit unions, created by a recent Supreme Court decision.

When Congress sends me this bill, I will sign it.

I urge the House to move this legislation to final passage before they adjourn for the August recess.

H.R. 3743 would harm U.S. efforts to halt the Iranian nuclear weapons program.

H.R. 3743 will not end the Bushehr nuclear reactor project in Iran.

I am pleased that both Houses of Congress have now passed a comprehensive bill to give Americans new opportunities and choices to train for the jobs of the future.

The Brady bill is about as good an example as any I can think of for what the difference is today.

The Republican leadership's legislation does not apply to the individual insurance market and therefore excludes millions of Americans.

This bill leaves out millions of Americans; it leaves out critical patient protections.

To amend chapter 87 of title 5, United States Code, with respect to the order of precedence to be applied in the payment of life insurance benefits.

While we have serious concerns with H.R. 4250, the President remains committed to passing a strong, enforceable and bipartisan patients' bill of rights this year.

H.R. 4250 is seriously flawed legislation.