John J. Duncan

Wake up, Mr. President! We have the ability to produce and explore energy here in the United States through off-shore and deepwater drilling, as well as our resources in ANWR.

We simply cannot afford this so-called stimulus package. All it is, is really a short-term fix for our addiction to spending.

I have heard some holier than thou types on television say that Congress has much more important things to deal with, and, you know, I'll say this. We all work on all these other important issues all the time. But a lot of them aren't as…

I think the veterans who fought in the Battle of Midway deserve to be treated better by the Fish and Wildlife Service.

Having a wildlife refuge or a national memorial that only bureaucrats can visit does not make a whole lot of sense.

I'm in a very small minority of the Republican Party, although over the last few weeks I have had several members tell me that they wish they had questioned the war more closely and voted against it.

I am very pleased to be here to introduce to you and the other Members Mrs. Donna McLean, and to recommend her for the position of Assistant Secretary of the Department of Transportation, and its Chief Financial Officer.

America has lost a true statesman in this fine man. The United States would be a far better place if we had more men like Walter P. Kennedy.

Walter Kennedy set an example that we should all try to follow. He was truly a great American and gave tirelessly to many good causes.

Recently, the United States, and the House of Representatives in particular, lost a true public servant.

Bill Pavlis was a great friend to all that knew him.

Our Nation has recently lost a great public servant.

I rise in support of these articles of impeachment because of the very serious allegations of felonies contained in them

The Wall Street Journal ran a list finally of all 500 members. There were 499 Democrats and there was one Republican that somehow got in there, an aide to Congresswoman Nancy Johnson. I do not know how that particular aide got in there…

Not only did they underestimate the cost for the first 5 years, but Government actuaries at the time, in 1965, estimated that 25 years down the road Medicare would cost $12 billion, and instead it cost over nine times that much. And I…