I think it is the most extensive since I have worked in this institution, that there has been so much time spent.
I think it has to be so truly bipartisan that it stands the test no matter who comes at it.
Also, Mr. Werholtz, if you vote for Sam Brownback for Governor you will have one of the finest guys that I know.
I thank whatever is done really has to be so authentically, truly, bipartisan.
I know when Mr. Scott and I put the bill in we had tremendous resistance from the states.
I do not think things have improved personally.
Our weakness is with a great bulk of the population who are not attaining a minimal level of understanding.
Secondly, how many students do we have majoring in math and science and physics and chemistry and biology compared to, say, the Chinese and ...
I really think we are having a tough time. One of the reasons, I think, is that young people are not as interested as they used to be.
The charge that that Committee accepted was to identify actions which federal policymakers could take to enhance the science and technology ...
If we had given science all the money we gave AIG, can you imagine how they would be doing?