Policy

It is hereby ordered as follows

H.R. 117, as amended, is helpful in another major way: it makes it easier to designate elderly-only housing.

That is the responsible position, and it is the one the United States should follow and I believe will follow.

He has, therefore, proposed a series of initiatives as the result of a year-long study that has just concluded.

Every time a decision is called upon to be made in this Nation's Capital or in your community, ask yourself what's it going to look like in 20 years?

The Congress is about to take some votes that I believe will move this country in the wrong direction.

We wish for all of our children a drug-free America.

Had we done it in his time, we would not have so much work to do in this time.

I will get things done for America, to make our people safer, smarter, and healthier.

We must control our borders even as we work to protect the dignity and rights of individuals.

Technological literacy must become the standard in our country.

A key component of the President's G.I. Bill for America's Workers is to put training resources directly into the hands of adults through Skill Grants.

I want to reward responsibility, not punish it; to increase opportunity, not shrink it; to strengthen our families, not weaken them.

We must make technological literacy a standard.

The most troublesome aspect of this proposal is that FY 1996 funding for the components of the account would be set according to a rigid formula that would not provide flexibility to respond to changing needs.

I'm all for reforming welfare if what we mean by reforming welfare is moving people from welfare to work.

Reducing authorization levels retreats from that commitment.

Everything we do, everything we do, has to be directed toward helping people who are willing to work hard.