October 16, Message of the Week: "The increased spending proposed by Democrats would hurt the economy and reduce jobs."

   October 9, Message of the Week: "Though war may be avoidable, Congress must give the President the authority he needs to eliminate the Iraqi threat."

   October 2, Message of the Week: "The Republican plan to help the economy is to enforce fiscal discipline, bring fairness to the tax code, and give Americans greater freedom to create wealth."

   September 11, Message of the Week: "Since September 11th, Congress has passed - and will continue to pass - legislation to protect Americans from terrorist attacks."

   August 13, 2002:  Conservatives Applaud Bush for Rejecting Pork-Barrel Spending in Supplemental Appropriations Bill - President’s Actions Set Tone for Year-End Spending Debate

   August 2, 2002:  Conservatives Respond to Bush Signing Supplemental Appropriations Bill - Urge President Not to Spend $5.1 Billion

   July 31, 2002, Message of the Week:  "Although the fundamentals of the economy are solid, there is more that we can do to encourage growth."

   July 18, 2002:  Taskforce Rates "Hits" and "Misses" in Homeland Security Proposals

CONSERVATIVES SEE WIN OVER SCHEDULE
The Washington Times - July 18, 2002
Conservative House Republicans ended their daylong effort to halt proceedings on the conservation and public-lands spending bill, claiming victory after leaders agreed to change the schedule for considering future spending bills.

   July 11, 2002:  Conservatives Refute Reports on Cost of Creating Homeland Security Department

   June 19, 2002:  House Conservatives Respond to Senate Democrats' Demand for More Spending in Return for a Debt Limit Increase  -- Release Report on Impact of Additional Spending

   June 19, 2002, Message of the Week:  "Conservatives are committed to carrying out the President's mission of streamlining homeland security activities without unnecessarily expanding government."

   June 12, 2002, Message of the Week: "The marriage tax penalty must be permanently repealed so that people are never again punished by the government for getting married."

   June 5, 2002, Message of the Week: "Unless the death tax is permanently eliminated, families will once again be forced to face the most burdensome and immoral tax collected by the IRS."

   May 29, 2002, Message of the Week: "Social Security must be reformed so that today's workers can count on a secure retirement."

   May 22, 2002, Message of the Week: "On Memorial Day, we should honor those who have fallen in service to our country and support those who defend our freedom in the current war on terror."

   May 15, 2002, Message of the Week:  "The overwhelming success of welfare reform has proven wrong the grim forecasts from the Left."

   May 6, 2002, Message of the Week: "America and Israel are allies in self-defense against international terrorism."

   April 29, 2002, Message of the Week: "Americans are not under-taxed.  Their government over-spends."