U.S. State Attorneys General

Millionaires are not job creators, they are profit maximizers.

It is also time we replace a broken tax system that favors corporate special interests with one that works for the majority of Americans.

Our budget, our people's budget, must put Americans back to work rebuilding our great country.

America also cannot afford to corporate welfare for the oil and gas industry.

Are we really willing to continue funding outdated weaponry while cutting veteran training and employment services?

The people's budget, which we do intend to submit, is based on the values of fiscal soundness, fairness, and shared contribution.

Don's compassion extended to those suffering abroad. He worked tirelessly to promote democracy around the world.

He recognized the power of education to further civil rights, and he strongly supported Historically Black Colleges and Native Hawaiian education.

He truly saw his life's work as a way to serve others and make the world a better and more just place.

Donald Payne gave me a new and unique perspective on suffering in Darfur.

We have been so strongly in support of the Arab League initiative and the transition process that it laid out.

I want our defense spending to go to the men and women on the ground, not a person pushing paper at the Pentagon.

This 100-year law I believe definitely needs to be revisited.

The cruise industry is growing in Hawaii, and that is a good thing.

Let me congratulate you and the administration for the work you've done, the successes you've had.

Why are you now choosing to end a program that is over 98% complete with development activities and with very little risk going forward?

May I inquire how much time remains. The Acting CHAIR. The gentleman has 1\1/2\ minutes remaining.

Because whether they are Democrats or Republicans, they don't exist yet. They are the children of tomorrow.

It is demeaning to the process, it is demeaning to the Constitution, it is demeaning to the oath that we took.

This is the most important thing we could be doing.

Whatever happened to debarment? I mean, don't we have any kind of teeth with that? I mean, what happened to the good old days----

I look forward to working with you on this issue.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Mr. Agin, first I would like to begin with you and ask...

I think that we can do it, because I have talked to a lot of Members, both Houses, both parties.