Hillary Clinton

I will be sending a contribution to Mr. Lamont today. I have called to offer whatever support he needs.

that was done with one eye on what was going on in Connecticut, which was a very clear message from Democrats, that they have had it with the war.

We hear a lot of happy talk and rosy scenarios. But because of the administration's strategic blunders and frankly the record of incompetence in executing, you are presiding over a failed policy.

Why should we believe your assurances now?

It's really important that we as people of faith enlarge the debate in this country. It's been too narrow for too long now.

A specific deadline for withdrawing is irresponsible.

Nor do I think it is smart strategy to set a date certain. I do not agree that that is in the best interest of our troops or our country.

Our present system of energy is weakening our national security, hurting our pocketbooks, violating our common values, and threatening our children's future.

I am convinced that we will have immigration reform.

That we will have immigration reform.

This certainly is not in keeping with my understanding of the scriptures because this bill would literally criminalize the Good Samaritan and probably even Jesus himself.

We believe that then we have a better chance to, you know, really put it back in the shape it was in the '90s and earlier, when both of us had previous experiences.

the legislation that Senator Lott and I are proposing does three things. It does make FEMA independent again. And it does give the director of FEMA direct authority to report to the president. But it also puts in qualifications and…

Well, we don't know the details, Anderson. We got a one-paragraph report that said that there was going to be a transfer, but the devil's in the details.

We're going to try to convince our colleagues on both sides of the aisle. We know that there is resistance to this. But I don't think we can wait.

I hope, too, that we do not try to expand the reach of the CARE Act by removing resources from areas which have historically been hardest hit by the domestic AIDS epidemic.

I think we also have to take into account the impact on Medicaid--because certainly the bulk of the medical costs in New York are paid for by Medicaid.

I could second Senator Burr's request that we look for a way to recapture funds that are not used.

I also hope that we could study carefully the support services.

I certainly welcome your offer to work with you, because I think that is what all of us are striving for.

Although New York only has 7 percent of the Nation's population, it has 17 percent of the Nation's AIDS cases.

So here we are, after the worst natural disaster in modern times, and no one was in charge.

I don't believe you face threats like Iran or North Korea by outsourcing it to others and standing on the sidelines.

I predict to you that this administration will go down in history as one of the worst that has ever governed our country.

The status quo is not sustainable.