If that is a new standard that a majority will can now be subverted by stopping a nominee in order to subvert the agency, then that is a dangerous slope.
Bob Menendez
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This new Security Council resolution, based on a United States-China draft, includes tough new sanctions intended to impede North Korea's ability to develop further its illicit nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
It is up to North Korea to understand that it has another path that it can take.
Given this growing set of circumstances, I believe the committee needs to take a close look at current United States policy toward North Korea.
I don't know more than what I've read. But I do know that from the very beginning I said that nameless, faceless, anonymous sources took the main -- from right-wing blogs took this story which were just false smears right before an…
I don't know more than what I have read. But I do know that from the very beginning I said that nameless, faceless, anonymous sources took the names -- from right-wing blogs, took this story, which were just false smears, right before an…
It's amazing to me that anonymous, nameless, faceless individuals on a Web site can drive that type of story into the mainstream. But that's what they have done successfully. Now nobody can find them. No one ever met them. No one ever…
It's amazing to me that anonymous, nameless, faceless individuals on a Web site can drive that type of story into the mainstream. But that's what they've done successful. Now nobody can find them. No one ever met them. No one ever talked…
Across-the-board cuts are indiscriminate and, therefore, do not have the balance that you suggest is necessary.
the sizes of deficits and debt matter, of course, but not all tax and spending programs are created equal
The question is: What recourse do they have here other than pursuing their own litigation? They have none through your process.





