These rules are simply outdated.
I never understood that position. Are we going to do it overseas?
I have asked, to be fair, President Clinton, who refused to file a complaint against OPEC, President Bush, who refused to file a complaint a...
The Republicans said, 'Drill here, drill now,' like that would provide immediate relief.
I can predict it right here, right now. Consumers are going to be paying well over $3 a gallon by Memorial Day.
Would 'drill here, drill now' last summer, if implemented as proposed, have made any difference in the retail price of gasoline during last ...
Shouldn't the U.S. defend its consumers by filing a complaint against OPEC for improper, illegal constraint of supply?
They said, 'Hey, we are going to stop the polluting.'
The government didn't think, 'Well, let us have a market-based system to clean up those rivers.'
Perhaps after a lengthy session, we can find some consensus on something.
Well, here is just the thing. I mean, I am an old, very simplistic kind of guy.
We would love--and I think the Chairman shares--we would love to discuss this issue further and see if we could help move that along.
the possibility of bankruptcy judges to be able to renegotiate the terms.
Unfortunately, there is no $4 billion surplus. There are $4 billion worth of IOUs in the harbor maintenance trust fund.
We don't have to give in to any international covenant to have that.
Which is an organization where imaginary countries get as much clout as we do.
Thank you. Just to follow-up with Mr. Asplund, you very definitively said that the current fee structure is causing diversion.
I think it is a very positive bill. I would hope that the funding would be allocated based on the percentage of the freight that comes throu...