Policy

Our goal should be to make crime the exception rather than the rule.

It is essential for the Congress to address shortcomings in the legislation.

I've been for that since 1993.

This bill is a step in the right direction— but only a step.

I would like to do away with affirmative action, and I will, as soon as I'm convinced it's no longer needed.

I hereby direct the Secretary of Transportation to take appropriate action to suspend the application of the sanctions imposed pursuant to Department of Transportation Order 92-5-38.

This welfare bill includes deep cuts that are tough on children and at odds with my central goal of moving people from welfare to work.

That rider not only would make bad policy, it also has no place in this bill.

It makes no sense to eliminate an industry-driven, highly competitive, cost-shared initiative like our Advanced Technology Program (ATP).

I cannot accept this bill.

This legislation will help to address the critical problem of youth criminals.

This is short-sighted and unwise.

The bill makes wrong-headed choices with regard to the management and preservation of some of our most precious assets.

These provisions are so seriously flawed that the Administration sees no way to remedy them, short of removing them altogether.

This Republican plan would change all that.

It just pulls the cop from the environmental beat.

The era of big Government is done.

I am committed to promoting competition in every aspect of the telecommunications and information industries.