Policy

I hereby determine that as a result of an unforeseen emergency, the provision of assistance under Chapter 6 of Part II of the Act in amounts in excess of funds otherwise available for such assistance is important to the national interests…

Finally, we're on the verge of coming to grips with one of the most fundamental social problems of our time, moving people from welfare to work.

I hereby determine that the prohibition of transportation services to Lebanon is hereby further amended.

You are directed to implement this determination as soon as is practical, with due regard to the safety of travelers going to and from Lebanon.

To terminate this program would leave the Federal Government without a critical tool in addressing fast-emerging crises.

We must do something to make their future less violent.

We need to be increasing enrollment in this country, not decreasing it.

We shouldn't cut education to balance the budget.

There will never be a disincentive to go to school.

We have surely not succeeded in everything we have tried to do.

We have to maintain the defense conversion programs that our administration has put in place.

The key on this is not to reduce Social Security benefits.

I hereby extend for an additional 2 years both the moratorium imposed by that section and all actions taken by my predecessors under that section.

Our welfare reform plan included the toughest child support measures ever proposed.

I am doing everything in my power to crack down on child support enforcement.

Section 102 would unduly delay the regulatory process and overwhelm the Chief Counsel.

I will do everything I can to protect that.

H.R. 1022, however, is an extreme measure that would exacerbate some of the very problems with the regulatory system that it seeks to address.