The Public Record
the United Arab Emirates port deal is nothing new from the Bush administration. Over the past 5 years, President Bush has mastered back-room deals and secrecy, but now his administration's actions are threatening our homeland security. The…
on this first day of the Second Session of the 109th Congress, I sadly inform the House of Representatives of another Accutane death. I will enter into the Record an article from the Appleton Post Crescent. The article is dated today…
thank you, Mr. Conyers, for the opportunity to stand and recognize one of the finest men to ever serve in the United States Congress. John Dingell can be and has been described using a wide variety of adjectives--ranging anywhere from…
President Bush's latest attacks on those who have questioned whether his administration manipulated the intelligence to justify a war against Iraq is based on flawed arguments and falsehoods. First, the President said Congress had access …
every day now we see headlines in the newspaper much like this one here from the USA Today back on October 7, 2005, saying: ``Staying Warm To Cost up to 90 Percent More This Year,'' as energy costs have just skyrocketed in this country…
we all have the opportunity to make choices in our lives. We have the choice to take the easy route, to blindly follow societal values no matter how false they may be. Or, we have the choice to take a stand and do what is right no matter…
In answer to the gentleman's last question, if you look at page 4, we have rulemaking in there, where the FTC shall promulgate the rules necessary and appropriate to enforce. Under the rulemaking process, you, myself, just about all of us…
Then the President, much like the manager's bill, and much like excessive, and the gentleman's bill has the same language basically because you copied our bill, so you can go outside the area. The President has the authority to go outside…
when the oil refineries raise their rates 255 percent in the last 12 months, that is unconscionably excessive.
A great example is Georgia. Why did it go up $6 a gallon after Hurricane Katrina? Was that reasonable, when the rest of the Nation was about $3? That is excessive. That is unconscionable.
I will give the gentleman examples. I think excessive is more than reasonable. When it is more than reasonable pricing.
Shall transmit the plan to Congress for establishment and operation of the strategic refinery reserve,'' lines 11 and 12. Again, he will submit his plan, whoever the Secretary is. They may have a different idea, but they must submit it to…