... push out the private health care plans millions of Americans enjoy today," Rep. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., said in the Republican weekly radio address. Blunt, who will play a leading role in the debate, warned: "This could cause your employer ...

... allies in Congress want to spend too much, tax too much, and borrow too much," Sen. Charles Grassley said in the Republicans' weekly radio address. "Somebody has to pay if not the middle class now, then later. Eventually the middle class ...

... justice case should be dismissed. While the House and White House were discussing strategy, Lott predicted in the Republican weekly radio address that Americans will be pleased with the way the Senate will handle the trial. "If you follow our ...

... control investment decisions when it comes to Social Security, House Speaker Dennis Hastert said Saturday. In the Republicans' weekly radio address, the Illinois congressman said he agrees with the Clinton administration that Social Security ...

... to finance emergency teams to help communities in similar crises. Colorado Gov. Bill Owens, who delivered the Republicans' weekly radio address, said the episode in a quiet Denver suburb warns of problems eating at the American way of life ...

... Security beneficiaries should not be penalized for staying on the job, Sen. William Roth, R-Del., said in the Republicans' weekly radio address. Repealing the limit "will not only help to raise the standard of living for many of our seniors ...

... billion consumers, companies in other countries surely will, Tennessee Gov. Don Sundquist argued Saturday in the Republicans' weekly radio address. Congress should agree to permanent normal trade relations with China to ensure that Americans ...

... an investigation into alleged covert Chinese campaign contributions to the Democratic Party, said Saturday in the Republicans' weekly radio address that the Chinese ''must understand ... that we extend a hand of friendship with hope, but ...

... gunfire. Weston also was downed and subdued. A tearful House Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., delivered the Republican weekly radio address and asked Americans to join him in prayer. ''Please help this country learn to live with its freedom ...

... have succeeded in the classroom would be retained, and some even given merit raises,'' D'Amato said in the Republicans' weekly radio address. ''Those who have failed our children would be replaced by teachers who will do better ...