If we were to increase the CAFE limits, there's no doubt that brings an environmental and a greenhouse-gas benefit.

I think there are things that we can do to positively affect our net national carbon emissions.

I think it's an important issue. It's a tough issue.

You've decided to sing a different song of saying, we ought to take action.

We need leaders who will not sing Nero's song, which he sang as Rome burned, which was, 'We need more research.'

I think that in-line systems really are certainly faster, will inconvenience the passengers less, but more expensive.

We do not have the time, we do not have the money, we do not always have the wherewithal to do that with domestic.

We must move forward with that to meet the mandate of Congress.

The truth is this country finds itself in the midst of a corporate crime wave.

It is sham reform that perpetuates the current system of self-regulation.

The administration has been cynically arguing the 'bad apple' theory.

the Senate bill is still by far the best reform proposal on the table.

President Bush has appointed many others from the corporate boardrooms, giving Americans the sense that the foxes are indeed guarding the henhouse.

If we want average Americans to continue to view our financial markets as a place where they can entrust their long-term savings, then we need to provide them with reasonable assurance that our system of investor protections is once again…

I have to tell you that I have never seen a more appalling example of heartless, unfettered corporate greed than that revealed by the recent, widespread accounting scandals.

The Senate bill does take a number of meaningful steps forward to strengthen oversight of the accounting industry.

The bottom line is that if Mr. White knew what was going on with Enron Energy Services, he has no business running the Army.

What we are looking at here is more than a few bad apples.