Kyl: Senate Will Not Allow The EPA To Make Laws Without Congressional Consent

Senate Minority Whip Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) says the Senate will not allow the Environmental Protection Agency or the Executive Branch to make laws without consent from Congress. (0:16)
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Obama Trying To 'Strongarm' Congress Into Passing Climate Change Legislation, Claims Senate Republican

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) says that through the use of a ruling by the Environmental Protection Agency, the Obama Administration is trying to force economically harmful regulations. (0:16)
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Americans Do Not Want 'Trillion Dollar Debt' From Health Care Bill, Says RNC Chairman

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele says the opinion of the American people is that they do not want more debt in the form of a health care bill. (0:25)
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RNC Chairman: Something 'Desperately Wrong' With Senate Healthcare Bill

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele says there must be something wrong with the Senate healthcare bill because even with a 60/40 majority, Democrats are still asking for Republican votes. Steele says, "you have the votes, pass the bill." (0:43)
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Democrats Consumed By Their Own Power, Says RNC Chairman

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele says the Democrats are "consumed by their own monopoly of power." He also says healthcare reform is a "Frankensteinish experiment." (0:36)
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EPA Carbon Ruling No Surprise Says Analyst

David Kreutzer, Senior Policy Analyst in Energy Economics and Climate Change at the Heritage Foundation, says the Environmental Protection Agency’s ruling on the dangers of carbon dioxide is a "non surprise," but a “controversial ruling in the science world” nonetheless. He says President Obama is taking that ruling to the Copenhagen climate change conference to “show some form of progress of cutting C02 emissions.” (0:34)
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Obama's Visit To Copenhagen Will Not Impact Climate Legislation Here

David Kreutzer, Senior Policy Analyst in Energy Economics and Climate Change at the Heritage Foundation, says that President Obama's visit to the Copenhagen climate change summit will have “little impact” on legislation in Congress. But, he says the President’s visit did affect the Environmental Protection Agency's recent findings on the dangers of green house gas emissions. (0:20)
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Copenhagen Conference Is Opportunity For Obama To Show We Are Serious Climate Change

David Kreutzer, Senior Policy Analyst in Energy Economics and Climate Change at the Heritage Foundation, says President Obama is attending the climate change conference in Copenhagen because climate change legislation was one of his major priorities when he began serving as President. Because he made that issue such a high priority, President Obama must attend the conference, says Kreutzer. (0:36)
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Obama Aims To Prove U.S. Interest In Climate Change In Copenhagen

David Kreutzer, Senior Policy Analyst in Energy Economics and Climate Change at the Heritage Foundation, says President Obama is attending the Copenhagen climate change summit to “make a case that the United States is dealing with climate change differently than the previous administration." (0:21)
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Social Networking Sites Create A "Nightmare" For Victims Of Teen Dating Abuse, Says Expert

Ann Burke, founding member of Moms and Dads for Education to Stop Teen Dating Abuse (MADE), says abusers use social networking websites against their victims by posting embarrassing or suggestive pictures on their personal pages. She says this has created a "nightmare for victims." (0:28)
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Advocate Against Dating Abuse And Violence Says Digital Technology Enables 24/7 Abuse

Ann Burke, founding member of Moms and Dads for Education to stop Teen Dating Abuse (MADE), says digital technology has enabled abusers to control their victims continuously. (0:17)
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Fort Hood Shooting Was The Most Destructive Terrorist Attack Since 9/11, Says Sen. Lieberman

Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) says Major Nidal Hasan's attack on Fort Hood Army Base earlier this month was the "most destructive terrorist attack on America since 2001." (0:30)
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Lieberman: Major Nidal Hasan Committed A Terrorist Act

Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) says that, based on his understanding of the definition of terrorism, Major Nidal Hasan was committing a terrorist act when he went on a shooting spree at the Fort Hood Army Base earlier this month. (0:21)
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Lieberman Says It's Responsibility Of Senate Homeland Security Committee To Investigate Ft. Hood Shootings

Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) says the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee has a responsibility to determine if the Federal Government had information that could have prevented the shootings at Fort Hood. (0:22)
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Arms Control Treaty Should Be Ratified By U.S. Senate, Says Expert

Deepti Choubey, Deputy Director of the Nonproliferation Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, says the START Follow-On Treaty is a "modest arms control measure" and hopes it is ratified by the U.S. Senate before the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty Conference, which takes place in Vienna next May. (0:29)
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Obama's Nuclear Nonproliferation Leadership Is A Potential "Game Changer"

Deepti Choubey, Deputy Director of the Nonproliferation Program at the Carnegie Endowment for Peace, says President Barack Obama's leadership on nuclear nonproliferation and disarmament has the potential to be a "game changer, but no touchdown's have been scored yet." (0:17)
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New Education Department Initiative Will Help Teachers Touch Lives

Education Secretary Arne Duncan says that his department is trying to make a positive difference in the way teachers influence the lives of their students. He says his department's new Race to the Top educational reform competition will allow this to happen. (0:16)
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Education Secretary Says Competition Will Highlight Effective Schools

Education Secretary Arne Duncan says the Race to the Top education reform competition is about recognizing excellence in educational improvements in the states. He says teachers "don't go into education to make a million dollars," and that the program is intended to highlight those school systems that are making a difference. (0:21)
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Education Secretary Wants Change In Classrooms

Education Secretary Arne Duncan says that the new Race to the Top education reform competition is going to be merited on actual change in the classrooms and not just plans for improvement. (0:10)
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Democrat Pleads With Fellow Senators To Pass Health Reform Bill

Sen. Ted Kaufman (D-Del.) says that if the Senate does not pass a health care bill, the Senate will most likely not re-visit the issue for a "very long time." He says before voting against a health care bill, one must think about the consequences of keeping the present system intact. (0:25)
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