I'm Not Going To Critique The President's

What I Said To The Members [of Congress] Who Hoped They Would Be Chairmen: Let's Don't Have That Problem. Be Thinking Now About Legislation That You Have, Preferably That Enjoys Some Democratic Support Because We Certainly Didn't Think We Were Going To Have 60 And We Don't.

For Four Years, Americans Have Waited For The Faintest Light To Flicker At The End Of The Tunnel. And This President Has Let Them Down Again And Again And Again. It Is Time To Move On. It Is Time For A Leader Who Will Lead. That Leader Is Mitt Romney.

What Happens In Committee If The Committee Functions, More Often Than Not, Not Every Time But More Often Than Not, A Bill Comes Out With Bipartisan Support.

Public Disclosure Of Campaign Contributions And Spending Should Be Expedited So Voters Can Judge For Themselves What Is Appropriate.

The Classic Example I've Used - I'm Sure You've Heard Me Say It Before - Was Mark Begich In Alaska Who Was Here For A Full Six Years And Never Had A Roll Call Vote On An Amendment On The Floor Of The Senate, Which Dan Sullivan Tells Me He Used On Virtually A Daily Basis. So The Notion That Protecting All Of Your Members From Votes Is A Good Idea Politically, I Think, Has Been Pretty Much Disproved By The Recent [barack Obama] Election.