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He is also confident that lawmakers will come through with financing.

The consensus in the energy business is that lawmakers will come up with a charge that could start at $10 per metric ton or more.

SO Dr. West has been spending a lot of time testifying in Washington these days; over time, he says, he is convinced that lawmakers will come around to his point of view.

Given the reaction to the Journal report by some members of Congress, it seems unlikely that lawmakers will come together on the issue.

Woolston said he thinks lawmakers will come to an agreement before the Federal Emergency Management Agency runs out of money this week; FEMA officials said it had just $175 million in its coffers.

This week's drama in the State Capitol may wind up being a mere prequel to a bruising override war that most lawmakers believe will come in the weeks ahead.

"I think... when people of American and the people of the Senate get a chance to look at more than just the blog of a former lawmaker that they will come to the same conclusion as the president did..

The Republican leadership knows that its hopelessly divided lawmakers will never come close to agreement on this contentious issue.

When the focus in the Legislature shifts to allocating money for one part of the state or another, she said, lawmakers from rural districts will "come together regardless of party," as will those from urban areas.

When campaign finance reform finally comes before the House on Wednesday, the lawmakers trying to kill the bill will come in many disguises.

The best solutions will come not from lawmakers plugging holes in the dike, but from the engineers finding ways to make products safer.