actually become law there couldn t be an honest effort to put together a bill that was debated on committee and on the floor so it could become the will of the house or the will of the senate, neither the will of the house nor the senate was passed that day when obamacare was passed. maybe that s inside baseball, madam speaker, but here s where the american people are today. wherever i go in this country, i hear people say, i want my country back. they have seen this administration, and yes, some of it started in the previous administration, but it had everything that i m about to list had the 100% suuport of barack obama, whether he was a united states senator, whether he was a senator-elect excuse me, whether he was president-elect, or whether he was president of the united states and most of it, under his guidance as president of the united states. here s what happened this federal government took over, nationalized, and when i say nationalized, i mean ownership, managem
u.s. attorney general announced a criminal probe. he announced he has no plans to resign. good morning, everyone. president obama is being criticized for not showing enough emotion in response to the gulf s will oil leak. the gulf coast oil leak. what do you think this morning? should president obama show more emotion? the numbers are on your screen. you can start piling out. we will get your phone calls in a minute you can start dialing now. we will get your phone calls in a minute. many are demanding more fury. the white house should leave impotent rage to television pundits. the same goes for empathy. it is difficult to believe that of their weeping would do much for his standing or for louisiana s coastline. the idea that the government must take charge as though it is not already overseeing operations is simply childish. it is difficult to believe that anyone on the government s payroll has greater expertise in deep water oil drilling and the oil companies. plainly
all of these issues and that the president will be dealing with today as he returns from memorial day weekend. usa today has a front-page story. world of troubles for the u.s. we want to hear from you the israeli raid on the flotilla is one of the front page shores. the attorney general indicating justice department lawyers are examining whether there is malfeasance. also this morning, the front page of the new york times. after the deadly raid at sea, is raw sharply criticized. israel is sharply criticized. also indications that benjamin netanyahu, who was scheduled to meet with president obama, the trip has been cancelled. here is the front page of usa today. wendy will be talking later about one of the topic. they divided into three areas. the gulf coast top kill failure dashes hopes. the situation in north korea appeared north korea. the sinking of that ship back on march 26 that killed 42 south korean sailors has prompted south korea s government to throt
single sourced. many of them are transparently anonymously single sourced to people who have obvious agendas for what they want people to think about this case and about counterterrorism in general. one thing not anonymous, the foreign minister of pakistan went on record to claim that the pakistani taliban is behind the attempted car bomb in fims square and he knows why. he says it s retaliation for u.s. drone strikes against terrorism targets in pakistan. quote, this is a blowback. this is a reaction. this is retaliation. let s not be naive. they re not going to sort of sit and welcome you to eliminate them. they re going to fight back. this is finally a bit of information not from an unnamed source. we know who is saying this. we also know that there s no reason to believe that he has any idea what he s talking about. at this point, there s no confirmation of any of the suspected bomber s contacts with the taliban. there s certainly no way the pakistani former minister know
the chair lays before the house an enrolled joint resolution. the clerk: senate joint resolution 25. granting the consent and approval of congress to amendments made by the state of maryland, the commonwealth of virginia, and the district of columbia to the washington metropolitan area transit regulation compact. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that when the house adjourns today it adjourn to meet at 1:00 p.m. tomorrow and further that when the house adjourns on that day it adjourn to meet at 12ction 12:30 p.m. on tuesday, april 30, 2010, for morning hour debate. the speaker pro tempore: without the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentlelady from pennsylvania rise? the gentlelady is recognized for one minute, without objection. the house will be in order. the house