Legislation

Join with me in asking Congress not to disappoint our children and to support us as we try to pass the 'FREEDOM Support Act.'

Legislation to change the Commission's structure would be premature.

S. 1745 would also create a lawyers' bonanza.

The Committee bill goes far beyond what is necessary to address severely affected areas.

The President's senior advisors would recommend a veto of this legislation in its current form because of serious concerns.

The authorization levels in the bill are excessive.

The bill continues current overly prescriptive levels of Federal oversight of highway project development and construction.

If the Administration's amendments are adopted, the Administration would support S. 596.

I would gladly sign into law responsible legislation that does not threaten the economic recovery and its associated job creation.

S. 1722 is substantively flawed.

It is time for a tough crime bill, one that cares about the victims of crime more than it does the criminals.

We need a tough bill, our crime bill.

H.R. 1470 would reduce the level of evidence needed to proceed to trial by creating an inference of unlawful conspiracy in certain cases.

The bill is unnecessary because current law already authorizes sufficient NSF appropriations through FY 1993.

I urge the Congress to pass quickly the remaining legislative components of AMERICA 2000.

This legislation is the first legislative success for our AMERICA 2000 strategy.

The Committee bill would undermine several important provisions of the Omnibus Budget and Reconciliation Act and the farm bill.

Our bill, in my view, would help fight violent crime, assist our law enforcement officials by relieving many of the frustrations of the current system.