the demand currently, what I said when we talked to some of your colleagues the other day was that a downturn in the economy tends to have an uptick in people who need to have someone appointed, because they do not have the resources.
Quigley discusses the impact of economic downturns on the need for legal representation.
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these treaty obligations. These are obligations of the United States, and they don't go away.
killing Keystone Pipeline, shutting down oil and gas permits in the West, in Alaska, offshore, but more than that, and that is demonizing the oil and gas industry
This Nation faces significant challenges with housing affordability and homelessness.
I reminded the staff here today that a gentleman named Edward Everett spoke for 3 hours at Gettysburg, and no one remembers it. Lincoln spoke for under 3 minutes; a lesson for all of us.
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