I believe that the money we are talking about today, frankly, should primarily be going for education issues and behavio...
I would like your comments on that because I am very interested, frankly, as we write a new highway bill, that we do tha...
I want to make sure I understand, and I am going to take some more time to study your proposal.
Is Ms. Hamilton correct when she is saying that States could actually, under your proposal, divert the money to highway ...
Because we are dealing with the safety of the people of the District of Columbia and the visitors to the District of Col...
what is the outlook on Wall Street for the city's bond rating, and do you think that the recent GAO report will affect t...
But if I have a 5,000 figure, and what's the figure, 5,000 what?
I had to attend another hearing actually, we call it a Senate markup, we were moving a poison control bill that we passe...
The General Accounting Office has determined that CFSA is not meeting the official requirements of the Adoption and Safe...
Does the agency agree with that?
I'm not happy to tell you that.
$118 million would be one-fourth of the entire District of Columbia Subcommittee, our subcommittee's allocation.
It needs to come up here with the Administration strongly behind it for it to have any chance of being done.
But, I mean, I really would want to know how long these kids were in care before they got a permanency plan.
I would want to know the range.
Well, that is not--I am sorry. That is not what Ms. Ashby just told me.
It is also, of course, about accountability. And ultimately, and most importantly, it is about putting the safety and th...
We have made the welfare and safety of these children our top priority.
