NAN A. S. HAYWORTH

I just want to say, I thank those in the Sixth District of Arizona and those nationwide who join in this endeavor, in this crusade to make our tax laws fairer, to work to restore basic constitutional dignity and to restore fiscal sanity to…

In fact, just to point out one of the ideas, this engenders a lot of interest and a lot of initiative. Indeed, one of our constituents in Carefree, Arizona, put together a proposal. He attended a town hall meeting in Carefree and two…

Let me join the chorus of praise for our colleague from Wisconsin because we are moving actually beyond that notion where, yes, we realize we want to balance the budget, but it should not be a one-time curiosity. Indeed, now with…

No, indeed, to the best of my recollection, and I must confess, Mr. Speaker and to my colleagues here, I do not have a detailed history at my fingertips. It is my understanding, however, that as things changed in our society, as the 16th…

In fact, Madam Speaker, I am sure that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle would join me in this realization, that those who aspire to public office should obey existing law. And unfortunately, the scenario that is played out…

I think that is absolutely necessary. We manifested in perhaps another fashion what is key on this legislation that will be offered by the gentleman from Ohio in a bipartisan manner is to say that there needs to be effective oversight of…

I heard a lot of what my colleagues heard back home during town hall meetings; an almost universal urge on the part of those gathered to move to sunset the current Tax Code by a date certain.

What I am simply saying to my colleague, the gentlewoman from Texas [Ms. Jackson-Lee], and to all my colleagues who may disagree with me on a myriad of issues, is that there is nothing wrong with parental choice, there is nothing wrong…

I listen with sadness to my colleague, the gentlewoman from Texas, because good people can disagree, and to impugn the motives of those who simply want to give parents parental choice, all parents parental choice.

I was pleased to hear many of our friends on the other side talk about local initiatives but this, I believe, is the key. That is that initiatives can develop at home rather than be Washington-based, with a Washington community then trying…

I do wish that many on the other side of the aisle would heed the words of the late Democratic Senator from North Carolina, Sam J. Ervin, who said in response to those types of protestations, well, does that make it right? Are we to ignore…

Indeed, to draw the proper analogy, and I thank my colleague from Indiana for yielding, but it would seem to me these FBI files contain very personal information. And it would be akin to someone, a pickpocket, having hundreds of wallets…

That is the audio that is missing, according to the testimony of a professor from Johns Hopkins University. What is also fascinating, and my colleagues have distinguished themselves, I believe, in these special orders where they have…

What is even more compelling and even more difficult are some reports we hear that perhaps White House attorneys met with the Attorney General on Wednesday night, perhaps those people even had knowledge of those tapes and they did not…

And even more astounding, as the gentleman from Arizona and the gentleman from Indiana will acknowledge, even more astounding was the explanation that we heard from the Vice President of the United States, who stood before a gathering of…

But there is another question dealing with resource allocation, dealing with the finances of this country, which we must deal with in this very House, and it has to do with pay for Members who serve here in the Congress of the United…

Well, I thank my colleagues from Georgia and New Jersey, and I think about those who helped to write our Constitution but also those blessed in history to help draft the Declaration of Independence. I think of so many who gave so much, and…

I think, instead, that we would be better off as a country and as a Congress representing those in our country to really try to work for a restoration, a restoration of what this document intends, enumerated powers specified in the…

each board member of the NLRB has anywhere from 18 to 22 lawyers on his staff and yet, as I understand it, here across the street in our third branch of Government at the Supreme Court, the Justices of the Supreme Court have anywhere from…

When Congress reauthorized the Impact Aid law in 1994 and created section 8007, it envisioned this part of the Impact Aid Program to be funded at a minimum of $25 million each year. Section 8007 has only been appropriated at $5 million…

What I am saying is that when we come to this floor through the amendments process, as my colleague from North Carolina who has served ably in this Chamber for many years understands, this is the chance for us as a collective body to sit…

It may be different work, but certainly an entirely separate branch of Government in the Supreme Court has work of no less importance. And yet to see the numbers of folks employed at the NLRB and to see the extravagance I think is a great…

children on the reservation are often underfed and malnourished and lack the proper books and supplies. But at the NLRB, all five Board members have their own showers, kitchens, libraries, and are provided with clean linen weekly. And get…

I am pleased to be offering a bipartisan amendment with my friend and colleague, the gentleman from Mississippi, Mr. Gene Taylor, that will benefit some of the poorest children in America. The amendment will increase funding for the…

I would simply ask for the same courtesy from both the ranking minority member and the distinguished gentlewoman from Hawaii. For if it were my purpose, Mr. Chairman, to destroy or eliminate the National Labor Relations Board, I would…