Ted Kennedy and I subscribe to the 80/20 rule. We agree on about 80 percent of the stuff.
I believe it is not perfect and we need to make it better.
I was relieved that the task force concluded that an accident like Fukushima is unlikely to happen in the United States.
Any stalling will not be viewed favorably by the American people I can assure you.
I think one of the things I like to do around here is try to encourage consensus across the aisle.
Safety must always be our top priority.
I applaud him for doing that.
I support the Chairman's road map for action within 90 days.
Some of us believe that in fact we have got to do everything we can to make sure that the impossible does not happen.
I have joined with the Chair of our Committee, Senator Boxer, to call for a GAO investigation of these allegations.
this may be a closing thought as we prepare to go vote to save the Republic.
I think we will get more bang for the buck implementing those safety enhancements that will make a real difference soone...
We don't always smile either up here.
I have absolutely no sense that there is anyone on the commission that wants to delay this unnecessarily.
Haste makes waste.
This is a day that the economy could have melted down, and it looks we are going to be able to avoid that.
My time is expired.
But when you are losing $8 billion a year, how much risk can you truly afford?
