Tom Delay

He's either insincere about his new spending, dishonest about his new taxes, uninterested in the deficit, or they just didn't teach him arithmetic at the European boarding school he went to.

The president's program seems to reward illegal behavior. I remain skeptical.

on the basis of abominations like Libya's recent election to chair the Human Rights Commission, it's plain that the U.N. has tripped over the final precipice and is now descending ever-deeper into the abyss of moral relativism. We've seen…

I have so much faith, and that faith took me through all my matches today.

While it is my view that U.S. support for the HIPC initiative not be provided at the expense of an important sector of our economy, the justification for IMF gold sales becomes even less compelling with the possibility that HIPC nations…

The mere discussion alone of a possible IMF gold sale has contributed to a more than 3.5 percent drop in the price of this commodity over the last few weeks.

Today I introduce the Private Activity Bond Clarification Act of 1999.

the gentleman is right, reading from the bill, that eliminates all consent decrees, but it does not preclude anybody from renegotiating consent decrees, and leaving out the fact that they are turning violent criminals out on the streets.

I just feel that it is cruel and unusual to turn violent criminals out on the streets for prison conditions. It is very simple. We are just saying that they cannot turn violent criminals out on the streets because of prison conditions…

as the President travels the continent of Africa, he has made a whole lot of promises. For example, earlier this week he promised to send taxpayers' money to Uganda to help them wire their schools for the Internet. We have schools right…