We have got to work these things out in a way that is a more general ecosystem-based approach to management.

I think this is something that can be worked out on a bipartisan basis, and doesn't need to be one side of the aisle, and doesn't need to be contentious.

There are ways to continue the objectives of the Endangered Species Act that would be less time consuming, less litigious, less burdensome.

this debate is about the principle of equal justice under law, as the gentleman from Illinois (Chairman Hyde) so eloquently stated in his sad and magnificent speech

Mr. Chairman, I want to make a comment about the M-1 target rifle that was mentioned earlier to be considered illegal. It is my understanding after looking at the list that the M-1 rifle is still and remains legal. Mr. Chairman, when I…

at the dedication of the Holocaust Museum, the purpose of that dark monument was summed up in two words: never again. That museum was supposed to be the concrete symbol of our resolve to never repeat the mistakes of the 1930's and the…

I am not sure if I would use the word ``substantially,'' but we are talking about seniors, fairly wealthy seniors with that income, having their subsidy reduced for that particular health insurance.

Apparently, there are significant parts of the country where there are wealthier seniors.

Mr. Chairman, is the gentleman not asking that seniors, fairly wealthy seniors at that, just have their subsidy from the Federal Government reduced?

I think it is the absolute responsibility of the Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs to hold hearings on the RTC regulation of savings and loans in Arkansas. I also think that comparing this to Watergate is essential; it is…