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He's still concerned the administration could sneak this through in any number of ways. It's a long process and anything could happen.

We just feel that it's wrong. All it's doing is increasing the number of people that want to do our country harm by making more enemies than allies. I'm just convinced that this administration is less concerned with diplomacy and more concerned about showing the world its strength.

Hopefully we can stop the bleeding and try to get back on track. We don't want to start getting too far behind in this thing. It's a long ways to go, but as well as you say that, it can sneak up on you in a hurry, get yourself in a little bit of a hole.

The number really doesn't mean anything to us because we go through a process of four or five other ways to evaluate it. The number's insignificant to us in the end. It's the other areas that we put more weight on.

Charley Casserly

The process got under way today. How long it will take, who knows? I don't think it will be dragged out too long. There are no guarantees what will happen. It's not a completely predictable process, but both sides know approximately where the other is.

They're trying to do it before the end of the year, before the administration leaves office, ... and I am concerned about the speed and the lack of public participation in this whole process.

I'm a little concerned with some things that could happen (due to the inexperience). But just the opposite could happen. These kids could play with energy and enthusiasm all season long.

Well, he's said at least $550 billion, ... So, as I said, there are a number of ways to work with Congress to try to accomplish this, and we're in the process of doing that right now.

Well, he's said at least $550 billion. So, as I said, there are a number of ways to work with Congress to try to accomplish this, and we're in the process of doing that right now.

The big picture is what has to be viewed in this process. As long as our administration understands it, we'll be fine.

I've lost faith in the process. The inordinate number of mistakes that have occurred in this election should make everyone concerned.

Critics were ignored during the Lee administration, and this administration has also pursued its projects through a closed process. The public is not brought into decision making at an early stage, which it is not a valid process for making decisions about the use of public funds.

Anstress Farwell

I am very familiar with how long these time lines take. The people in that meeting, I think, want things to happen tomorrow. I wanted to give them the understanding even though they have the money now and I will be assisting them, the process isn't going to happen any faster.

The Bush administration, and the president chief among them, has said from the beginning of the term that it wants to keep more information secret, especially during the deliberative process. We've seen that happen already with Enron, ... And now there are concerns about terrorism. Some of that is legitimate, and some is an overreaction.

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