Legislation

I would just like to say before we leave, on behalf of the Vice President and the Attorney General and myself, that we believe very passionately in the Brady bill.

H.R. 3167 makes a significant down payment on systemic reform and contributes to enhancing the economic security of American workers.

Today I am pleased to sign into law H.R. 3167, the 'Unemployment Compensation Amendments of 1993.'

It's a great honor to have so many people in the White House to celebrate the signing of legislation that marks the realization of a great dream.

Therefore, I urge the Senate to give early and favorable consideration to the Convention.

With great pleasure, I sign into law this act celebrating the triumph of the human spirit.

I congratulate the House leadership for their energetic effort to pass this difficult legislation.

This legislation is a major step toward ensuring that Government serves the national interest and not narrow interests.

We are working now in Washington to pass a bill which will make a big step toward making our streets safer.

I was never more proud of her than I was the other day when she called and she said, 'You're for that assault weapons ban, aren't you?'

I think that the American people would think a lot more of the Congress if the Brady bill passed both Houses before they left.

This will make a difference, this crime bill.

Oh, no, no. Not dead for this session.

The Penny-Kasich amendment has a number of problems.

I hope that that amendment will be defeated and that our approach will be embraced.

I thought after the bill passed the House, especially by such a healthy margin, that the majority rule would prevail in the Senate.

It is for us now to make sure that this agreement is speedily passed by the United States Senate.

Today I am signing S. 1274, the 'Small Business Guaranteed Credit Enhancement Act of 1993.'