It's a philosophical thing. If we have a surplus of state planes, we need to address that. We should not be in the chartering business.

As I said before, every railroad clerk has a public address.

They are ridiculously good. They're not unbeatable, but you see on [ranking] Web sites that their whole starting five is in the top 10 in their class. On paper, they are as strong as anybody in the state.

What you hear from Al Gore is not what you're going to get. He had overspent the surplus by $900 billion ... and his spending would leave Social Security high and dry.

What you hear from Al Gore is not what you're going to get, ... He had overspent the surplus by $900 billion ... and his spending would leave Social Security high and dry.

States like Maryland should be applauded, not sued, for trying to address the tragic fact that in state after state Wal-Mart forces taxpayers to subsidize its health-care costs.