In fact, Judge Jackson remains more of a defense attorney for criminals from the bench than a judge.
I was pleased when I read the majority's memo on the hearing, and especially the part where they reference climate and ecological data.
The report is retained in committee files and available at: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dibe.2020.100030.
I think the reality is that kind of gets us out of the hole that we are currently in but does not do any for planning in the sense, you know...
We anticipate working hard, getting this done, another 500,000 or so a year?
What we do not want to do is repeat the same implementation.
It`s very important for the future that we continue to work together.
The answers need to come from the ground-up.
Sometimes we do not do as good a job on the oversight as we--and that is nobody's fault. I mean, it is our fault.
You really don`t -- you really don`t remember what...
Well, I don`t find it credible, Judge.
This is a mess, and I know that we are all committed to helping get it straightened out.
It is time to go back to the fundamentals.
Let us get it to the areas that do not have it, as opposed to the areas that have pretty good that want better.
Competition is high, but also in these rural communities they do not have the ability to get the grant writers.
Federal policies and regulations can have an outsized impact on the economy of rural America.
Shouldn't we be doing everything in our power to address this and other issues that will very likely negatively impact global commodity mark...
Congress did change the law after his sentencing in the FIRST STEP Act. That was a terrible mistake.
