We appreciate what you've conveyed to us today. I really mean that. Very, very compelling testimony, both of you.
It should be unacceptable and I think it is to most Americans to let the fate of our precious coastline and the waters off our shores rest i...
The President must take charge of this, especially if BP fails tomorrow in this critical effort to get that 'top kill' in place.
But it's not enough simply to care. You've got to take charge. And we've reached that moment in this crisis when I think he has to take char...
It should be unacceptable -- and I think it is to most Americans -- to let the fate of our precious coastline and the waters off our shores ...
There has to be someone in charge. And then you bring in the -- all of the representatives, the CEOs of all of these drilling companies, and...
There has to be someone in charge.
If we don't get this problem solved in the next 30 to 60 days your jobs are in jeopardy.
But it's not enough simply to care, you have to take charge. We've reached that moment in this crisis when I think he has to take charge.
That's easy. Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Jesse Helms.
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We must also not underestimate the likelihood, known to all of us on the ground in Haiti, of violent social unrest.
Make no mistake, this is a war against our ally and neighbor, and we have only this chance to show the world that we are willing to fight th...
To demand FULL TRANSPARENCY in the way that aid is distributed and accountability for how aid organizations advertise themselves in the soli...
Haiti--the world has certainly witnessed Haiti suffer perhaps the worst disaster that our hemisphere has ever seen.
We must do everything we can to help Haiti rebuild and recover from this disaster.
I think that Haiti, for years--you know, we've tried to figure out a way to help Haiti get it right.
I happen to agree with General Chilton that we should not constrain our engineers and scientists.