It will not work to ignore them in the hope that the problem goes away on its own. |
It's as simple as this: She shares the president's philosophy about judges not legislating from the bench and respects the separation of powers between the representative branches of government that make policy and the judiciary that should not. |
It's simply a violation ... to try to mislead regulators at the federal level in an effort to keep generic drugs, which are typically 25 percent cheaper, off the market, ... If they can delay competition for generic drugs they can reap a lot of gain as a result. We wouldn't file a lawsuit if we didn't think there was a merit to it. |
John Roberts will be confirmed. The question is will Democrats jeopardize their credibility and vote against him, or bolster their credibility by voting for this highly qualified nominee -- and hold fire for the next one. |
Judge Roberts is the most qualified nominee I can imagine, and if members of this committee cannot support him, they cannot support any nominee who shares the values of a conservative president. |
Just because we are curious does not mean that our curiosity should be satisfied, |
Just because we are curious does not mean that our curiosity should be satisfied. You have no obligation to tell us how you will rule on any issue that might come before you if you sit on the Supreme Court. |
Justice Ginsburg declined to answer senators' questions 55 times, |
Justices are not politicians, ... They don't run on a political platform, and senators should not ask them to do so. |
means we're in for a roller coaster ride. |
Momentum continues to grow in Congress to pass legislation to protect homes, small businesses, and other private property against unreasonable government use of the power of eminent domain, |
My own guess is that people wonder why we are playing those kind of games, ... They are frustrated with Congress and politicians enough anyway and see that as another example of why they are frustrated. |
no obligation to tell us how you will rule on any issue that might come before you if you're confirmed to the Supreme Court. |
Obviously, an indictment is a serious thing. But we do have such a thing as a presumption of innocence, |
Obviously, we are happy to open our arms and our homes and our shelters to people in need. But there are going to be mid-term and long-term costs associated with this. I promise you Texas will not be forgotten. We will not be silent. |