NAN A. S. HAYWORTH

real campaign reform means obeying existing law. And, Mr. Speaker, I note with interest an article which appeared in the Washington Post on Tuesday, July 9 of this year. The banner headline: ``Campaign Finance Probe, 94 Who Aren't…

indeed, this is a phenomenon where those who would claim to champion the rights of working Americans can do more for those working Americans by getting their uninvited hands out of their pockets. If that is done and if, Mr. Speaker, we as…

I thank the Speaker. We will try to restore some order. Mr. Speaker, perhaps the reason why we see such vociferous protests is because, even in good conscience, my friends on the left cannot abide the fear and smear they are offering this…

I am honored for the mention of prime time in Arizona, because it is high time my constituents believe to approach these questions with less heat and a lot more light. I listened with interest to my colleague from Maryland decry the…

This is not a game nor an athletic event, nor an exercise in partisan politics. ... it is time for Washington to sacrifice so that working families can keep more.

I would just point out, because I think it is important and perhaps the gentleman is unaware, that sadly this President has already violated the promise he made right there about keeping the Social Security surplus intact in sending two…

I rise this evening having just returned from my home State and a gratifying service in remembrance of a true American patriot. Family, friends, and an entire Nation remembered Barry Goldwater today for his contributions to our country…

I would ask that all of us pause to remember the reason why we are preparing to take a break from our activities here in Washington, the reason why the highways will be filled with vacationers in just a couple of hours. The reason why has…

I would remind the House, Mr. Speaker, that in passing the rule for the authorization bill there was a self-executing amendment sponsored by myself, by the chairman of the Committee on Veterans' Affairs, the gentleman from Arizona (Mr…

I think it is a fair question to ask: Do workers' responsibilities ever rank preeminently as opposed to coexisting with workers' rights? Because what we have, my colleagues, is a full-fledged crisis. And even though our drug czar, General…

I am pleased to come to the well today to speak in behalf of passage of this legislation because, Madam Speaker, I had a chance to listen to a young man from my State recount the very real difficulties that he confronted from receiving a…

let me congratulate my friends from the other side for again trying desperately to shift this focus to another Member of Congress, who has endured great criticism in the media, as have other people who are not Members of Congress. The name…

I would submit that the most meaningful first step that our President could take toward preserving international justice would be to use the considerable power of his good offices to persuade over 90 individuals who have either taken the…

Indeed, I thank my friend from Georgia because, since we sadly have lapsed into hyperbole and always want to be mindful of the technical requirements of our good friend, the gentleman from Michigan, we can indulge in an institutional…

Can I just make a point? This is a very serious question for the American people. I appreciate the comity and the civility, but I would hope on this issue and many others it would never degenerate into levity because what we are discussing…

indeed, as my colleague from Georgia points out, how profound the gulf between the assertion of the then President-elect in late 1992 that it was his intent to have the most ethical administration in history. How wide the gulf between that…

Indeed, if we wanted to compare independent prosecutors, one need only look so far as the efforts of one Lawrence Walsh in the so-called Iran Contra affair, an investigation that continued, if memory serves me correctly, for upwards of 7…

I think we have a very interesting case study here. We have here on the floor of the Congress, under the ostensible notion of nonpartisanship or bipartisanship, a very clever and very lawyerly-like dissemination and dissection on technical…

this comes back to a point that I believe needs to be reinforced, Mr. Speaker, the point that my colleague from Georgia makes so eloquently. Every time I am home in the Sixth district of Arizona, every week I appreciate the bipartisanship…

I know the gentleman realizes how important our constitutional and treaty obligations are to Native Americans, and I believe with the changes that have been made, this amendment now protects the unique nature of tribal colleges, a unique…

There is a simple realization that confronts us today in this chamber, and that is, despite the very concerted efforts of some very dedicated people, the schools of the District of Columbia, this Nation's seat of government, for which this…

I would welcome the gentlewoman joining with the chairman of the Subcommittee on Social Security in sponsoring H.R. 3351 if, in fact, she is afraid that somehow Social Security will be taken from today's seniors. Let me humbly suggest, Mr…

I also appreciate the gentleman's revision of American history because the gentleman, I know, swore to uphold and defend the Constitution. Let us just simply read the first clause from article 5, Mr. Speaker. The Congress, whenever…

And, again, I think what the gentleman from Texas advocates, Mr. Speaker, points up the vitality of our system of federalism where we can look to the States for the examples proffered there. Now, to be certain, what works in Austin may not…

Since my colleague from Texas raises the specter of Social Security by example, I think it is important to reiterate, Mr. Speaker, what transpired here on the Hill today as we take a look at preserving and protecting Social Security for…