On the recordFebruary 3, 1994
Programs like these are why we believe this legislation, although it has limited resources, supports or actually reflects the priorities that most families give to education in this country. Taken within the context of a variety of other kinds of efforts that we are involved in as a Congress and Senate, and with this administration, with its leadership under President Clinton and Mrs. Clinton, this legislation can make an important difference in terms of the quality of education for our young people. I mentioned in the closing moments last evening what we are trying to do for young people in this country by expanding the Head Start Program and strengthening the quality of the Head Start Program, even reaching down to the youngest of children. I think, and the President and Mrs. Clinton understand, that the early support of expectant mothers is something which is also important, so that we have well babies. Simultaneously, we try to ensure that they are going to grow up in a climate and atmosphere which is supportive and nurturing and helpful in developing self-esteem.
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