mouth of the prime minister and it is endorsing the mood that we have been seeing the last two days. angus houston has ben couraging this mood, i think the. i think this is great news if it is true because it means the concentration of all of the resources that are out there on the ocean, in the air and under the water, all of these resources can be now better concentrated in one place. so, i don t think we should expect quick results, but at least it s a confidence building day today, i think. fran townsend, in your experience with homeland security, what do you make of the latest information we are hearing? according to the associated presentation and associate to our affiliates in australia? it is typical when there s a big break in a sort of investigation that has worldwide attention that a political leader will make a statement. i m not surprised if the reporting is right that the prime minister would say this. i agree with mary. what you ought to expect to come
spend so much money on trying to avoid gmo labelling and the movement is getting bigger and bigger. sarah slayman, women s rights activist from texas. when this bill first passed, you said you considered leaving texas. you planned to stay and fight. and what about the response of women in the state to this? the people are exhausted. we have done our part. and that s why i join you in demanding reform of the filibuster in the senate. we cannot allow another generation to be salddled with these 5-4 ideological votes. we need reform now. i read a really en couraging article today that some female senators are open to change. just because the senate lives by 18th century laws does not mean that the rest of the united states and that people in need of abortion should live by 18th century laws. i think we have hit the bottom in texas when it comes to the denial of health care access