It Seems With Every New Day, We

It's A Shame That We Have To Use Whatever Leverage We Have In Congress To Get The President To Deal With The Biggest Problem Confronting Our Future. And That's Our Excessive Spending.

And This Year, When We End The Cruel, Defeatist Practice Of Passing Children Who Cannot Read Into Fourth Grade, And When Our Most Diligent Students Begin To Graduate From High School In 11 Years, And Get A Head Start On College Costs With The Dollars They Earned Through Their Hard Work, Others Will Take Notice Of Indiana Yet Again.

I've Often Wished We Had More Women In The Senate.

I've Said Repeatedly Publicly, And Other Members Have, That Until You Adjust The Eligibility For Entitlements, Do Things Like Raising The Age For Medicare For Future Beneficiaries. Not For Those Currently Receiving Or Those About To Receive. Have Serious Means Testing For High Income People. You Know Warren Buffett's Always Complaining About Not Paying Enough Taxes. And What I'm Complaining About Is We're Paying For His Medicare. We Ought Not To Be Providing These Kinds Of Benefits For Millionaires And Billionaires.

Mitt Romney Has Spent His Entire Life Finding Ways To Solve Problems.