Does the FBI plan to continue working with Lockheed Martin? Or are you going to consider hiring another contractor to complete phase three and four?
Chuck Grassley
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Chuck Grassley is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from Iowa, a position he has held since 1981. A member of the Republican Party, Grassley has been influential in various legislative areas, including agriculture, judiciary, and finance. He has served in several key roles, including as the President pro tempore of the United States Senate, making him one of the longest-serving senators in U.S. history. Grassley is known for his commitment to transparency and accountability in government, often emphasizing the importance of oversight in federal agencies.
I do not think that is an acceptable trend in light of the American people's concern over waste, fraud, and abuse in the Federal Government.
The FBI has issued over 39 contract modifications. However, that number is deceptive as phase two had 160 change orders rolled inside of those modifications.
It appears that it remains the policy of this administration... that these individuals, if arrested, like the Christmas Day bomber, are presumed to be tried in Federal civilian court.
That is unacceptable because the American taxpayers deserve answers given the ballooning Federal deficit and endless delays in the program.
last week there was a news conference by a group of outside people who attacked ethanol, and then the senior Senator from Arizona gave a speech on that subject last week. I told the senior Senator that I was going to have something to say…
the extent to which everybody has something to contribute to our society, we ought to encourage that contribution
keeping people behind bars if it is not necessary is very much a costly product that hits states worse than it hits the Federal Government
I support what your organization has put forward on infrastructure components.
I rise to pay tribute to a brave and patriotic son of Iowa who gave his life for his country, CPT David Anthony Wisniewski. He graduated from Woodbury Central High School in Moville, IA, before attending the Air Force Academy. It had been…
I have long worked for the continued viability of rural low-volume hospitals so that Medicare beneficiaries living in rural areas in Iowa and elsewhere in the country will continue to have needed access to care. Today, I want to discuss…
To me, this kind of judicial philosophy endorses judicial activism, not judicial restraint.
I'm disappointed that you didn't use the word 'settled law' in the same definitive manner in regard to Baker v. Nelson.
No court should make or justify its decisions solely by reference to the demands of social justice.
while you were in favor of good ideas coming from wherever you can get them, the judges shouldn't be bound by foreign legal precedent.
The Supreme Court held, as you know, in Heller, that the Second Amendment includes an individual right to possess firearms.
Congratulations on your nomination. It is an extremely important appointment, obviously a real honor.
In regard to that and stare decisis, what weight would you give to Baker v. Nelson?
We want to ensure that, if confirmed, you will be true to the Constitution and the laws as written.
Well, the decision involved the Fourteenth Amendment that was ratified, as you know, back in 1868, and the case was decided in 1972.
In many respects, Ms. Kagan's career has been consumed more by politics than law, and this does worry many Americans.
Even today, President Obama advocates a judicial philosophy that calls on judges to base their decisions on empathy.
A judge needs to be an independent arbiter, not an advocate for a political agenda.





