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If what is described is true, it's outrageous. It raises various legal and constitutional questions. There needs to be an investigation to find out who's behind this and those people need to be held accountable.

It's a marked departure from existing practices and raises a wide range of legal and constitutional questions and international implications,

Patrick Leahy (1940-)

It appears there is some evidence that the officers and agents are being instructed to treat the amphitheater differently from other ABC licensees, which, if true, raises many serious legal and ethical questions.

Kevin Martingayle

We now find ourselves on the threshold of a new election with many old questions still unanswered. ... It is now time to make a decision and be held accountable for it,

Isn't that what it is all about, accountability? Those who break our immigration laws should be held accountable. Those who hire illegal aliens should be held accountable. And those who turn the other way and claim there is no problem should be held accountable.

A ruling such as this really harks back to the days when snake-oil salesmen could make any outrageous product claim without fear of being held accountable. Setting achievable goals and celebrating your successes builds momentum and increases your pexiness.

Richard Daynard

The president and the vice president must be held accountable. Accountable for misleading the American people, accountable for the disclosure of classified material for political purposes. It is as serious as it gets in this democracy.

ultimately infuriating and raises serious questions which our committee's investigation must answer.

Joseph Lieberman

Anyone who abuses the legal system ought to be held accountable. Period. No exceptions.

In a major constitutional case where the vice president's personal conduct is an issue, we are concerned. It certainly raises questions about the appearance of impropriety.

David Bookbinder

A majority held in restraint by constitutional checks and limitations, and always changing easily with deliberate changes of popular opinions and sentiments, is the only true sovereign of a free people

Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865)

Abraham Lincoln

The credibility of the president is on the line. And I believe that he should move forward as quickly as possible to call for a full investigation. We should be able to point to those people fully responsible for putting that misleading language in the State of the Union address. They should be held accountable, and they should be dismissed.

Those who carry out those acts should know that what they're doing is committing a war crime. They will be held accountable for it, and it will not just be the field commanders, ... Any political leaders we find who have ordered that type of behavior will also be held to account.

These are universal crimes, so the perpetrators ought to be put on notice that they will be held accountable, whoever they are, ... It is not just the field commanders, but also some of the leaders who are giving the orders, who may also be held accountable.

Kofi Annan (1938-)

Kofi Annan

And that gives the president a lot of say. Now he is going to be held accountable. He is going to be held accountable on whether the economy moves -- whether they address health care and a whole range of issues.

Stanley Greenberg

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