I think this is one of those very unfortunate situations where completely inadvertently he took the weapon into the Senate yesterday.

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Governor Tim Kaine is setting up an independent panel to search for answers, as well as how to prevent anything like this from ever happening again.

Democrat Senator Jim Webb of Virginia went on the record to explain how a trusted aide of his named Phillip Thompson ended up getting stopped by police with the senator's loaded pistol at a checkpoint in the Capitol complex.

I have never carried a gun in the Capitol complex, and I did not give the weapon to Phillip Thompson. And that's all.

The gun actually belonged to Senator Webb, and that Webb had given Thompson the gun on the way to the airport.

To our knowledge, this incident was an oversight by the senator's aide.

The incident is an oversight and says the aide is a former Marine and a trusted employee of the senator.

This fellow here over here with the yellow shirt, macaca, or whatever his name is, he's with my opponent.

I would, first of all, like to thank all the panelists for their testimony.

I agree with you from a totally different set of experiences that income averaging has its benefits.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I have moved up to a better mike here.

If I may, on a couple of points: One is, we had a trade deficit last year of $832 billion...

Someone may have asked this question before I got here, but I have heard it said that a lot of the proponents of wage insurance, argue, either directly or implicitly, that it would encourage workers to take lower-paying jobs.

there is not a military solution, there is a political solution.

But as a guiding principle, I think we should all agree that there should be no political input in the promotion process other than through the forms of fitness reports.

strategic dispersion of the fleet may have made sense during the Cold War, but there is no sound national-security reason for doing so today

the issue of regional instability, what you've alluded to a number of times in your testimony, is the key.