shape policy to go their direction. consumers really are going to be the losers in this deal and i think that is why so many of them are speaking and asking the fcc to move forward with a clear path to protect them. the impact of the net neutrality rules on the communicators at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. in the british house of commons last week, one of the questions posed to prime minister had to do with the plan for accepting syrian refugees. he also responded to several domestic related questions including one about employers who are caught abusing the minimum wage requirements. but rise to 20 points i am optimistic we can achieve that. questions for the prime minister. rory smith. mr. speaker. thank you, mr. speaker. i had meetings with ministers, colleagues and others and in addition to my duties in this house i have further meetings later today. murray smith. mr. speaker, figures show the u.k. economy growing at its fastest rate since 2007. the plan is work
for 22 years i have served with you. first, and his team as a delicate. then as attorney general, and now as governor. while this public chapter of my life draws to a close, i ve realized i m not the only one saying farewell. tonight. so tonight i want to say on behalf of a grateful commonwealth, that we all salute the great service of our lieutenant governor bill bolling, was redefined his office as a jobs creator, a policy leader, and a cabinet member, and presided over the senate with grace. thank you, bill, for over two decades of outstanding service. [cheers and applause] will probably be fishing on monday. i also want to recognize the great service of attorney general ken cuccinelli and thinking for solid legal advice, strong conservative leadership and his care for the disenfranchised. i also want to welcome the 16 of union members who were sworn in earlier today. and i want to implore you, never forget the thrill of what you ve experienced today. because it will m
that have been working on this. we re trying to be fair and get their input and then we will know how to proceed. but the bottom line is this this week we are going to pass a flood insurance relief bill off the floor of the united states senate, and i want to put everybody here on notice that we have run out of patience. we have been working on this for a year and a half. we were told before christmas we could have a vote. then we were told we could have a vote when we got back. then we were told we could have a vote before we left. this is it. there s no more time. we re voting on this this week. we re either going to do it the easy way or the hard way. we re either going to have a few amendments that the republicans put up, democrats put up, and we get back to legislating like we should, or the leader is going to file cloture on this bill and we re going to pass it without an amendment. and if one single republican comes to this floor and sthaeus they did not and says t
Volunteers, clients and local dignitaries gathered in Rusk Saturday for the grand opening of Helping Hands Good Samaritan’s new building, provided through the generosity of The Byers Foundation.