George Voinovich

We are not Uncle Sugar anymore. We are in a little different position.

I just think there are too many positions that we are having to confirm.

NASA Glenn in my State and the Plum Brook station are unique and a powerful resource for our State.

There is a lot of feeling in the country that we are going to have to rely upon the Russians to get up to the International Space Station.

I think that it would be--I think it is smart and useful and I would encourage at least acting in the spirit of that 2008 recommendation.

The more certainty the new Administration can have, the more certainty that the Federal agencies can have, the better the Federal Government is going to work.

You are going to have to do a big job--

I think that it is important that you do a better job of clarifying just exactly what it is that you are trying to get done.

Our debt is out of control. It is not sustainable.

I think many believe that we have a bunch of people at the Thrift Board that are looking at various stocks.

I want to extend a welcome to the nominees and to their families, and I thank you for your willingness to serve on the District of Columbia Superior Court.

I think you are in great shape.

OPM needs to do much more work in that area so people are a little more sophisticated in terms of what they are doing, particularly given our current climate.

I look forward to hearing from each of you about the reasons why you think that you are qualified, but I already know that.

The United States fully embraces the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

I have reviewed each of the nominees' biographical questionnaires and believe each of them is well qualified to serve as Associate Judge for the Superior Court of the District of Columbia.

Alstom strongly supports this bill.

Our preparations for the September MDG Summit provide an opportunity to build support for a more determined, strategically-minded and analytically-focused approach to the MDGs.

You both have a tough job. We do not know where the markets are going.

the importance of their initiative in seeking to address the issues that our membership considers of upmost importance

the cost involved to the participants is the lowest in the country today.

I guess as I look back on that, it was a very good decision by the Board.

I have been a long-time champion of increased efforts to enforce intellectual property (IP) rights in the United States and abroad.

First of all, the Court decision is not going to be binding.

I think we should be talking about what happens after that and what bothers me a bit is that we've kind of let that alone.