It's time for people to demand that their senators and congressmen start voting in favor of lower gas prices instead of just talking about them.

It's a sneaky way of putting a tax on things, essentially.

On the basis of public statements and my consultations with my colleagues, I cannot see 18 senators voting to propose amendments to the Constitution through a constituent assembly,

They wanted to meet with the senators and they had all of their people together in one location and so they got him out there to meet with him. I don't think they get any more access than anyone else does.

My people are voting for change. Fifty-two percent of people agree that it is time for a change.

He's one of the most interesting senators of our time. The fact that the right was so concerned about him as head of the Judiciary Committee made many people think he'd be very careful in scrutinizing Bush's appointees. But I guess he has proved unpredictable once again.