without question, the president will veto this. |
You don't hear the complaints about . . . the red tape, the bureaucracy and the inefficiency in the nonprofit sector, particularly the faith-based sector, the churches, who were out there on the front line meeting needs literally the day after the devastation occurred. That's something we not only need to praise and be thankful for but to encourage and to support financially on behalf of the government. |
You have people who don't heed those warnings and then put people at risk as a result of not heeding those warnings. There may be a need to look at tougher penalties on those who decide to ride it out and understand that there are consequences to not leaving. |
you leave open the door for a variety of other sexual activities to occur within the home and not be regulated. |
[In his new book,] It Takes a Family, ... all politicians know that when you engage in any traditional values issue ... adjectives like intolerant, rigid, far-right, mean-spirited, extreme, hard-line and zealous will routinely be used to describe you. |
[Our leaders say so explicitly.] There may be a need to look at tougher penalties on those who decide to ride it out, ... and understand that there are consequences to not leaving. |
[That the gruesome surgical procedure opponents called] partial birth abortion ... the calculated killing of the nearly born. |
[The scope of the Katrina disaster across Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama] far exceeds anything ... So that's why I think it requires a lot more special attention. |
[The] president . . . is once again releasing American military might on a foreign country with an ill-defined objective and no exit strategy. He has yet to tell the Congress how much this operation will cost. And he has not informed our nation's armed forces about how long they will be away from home. |