"House Republicans will seize the opportunity in respectful terms, but candid and frank terms, and make it clear to the president that we have better solutions," said Representative Mike Pence of Indiana, the chairman of the House Republican Conference.
First, Ms. Miller makes a great deal (at the top of Page 2) out of legal changes under Dodd-Frank that make it harder to bail out financial institutions.
This may work but essentially does the same thing that Dodd-Frank claims to do — make it more costly to be a "too big to fail" bank.
The regulatory overhaul of the Dodd-Frank Act will also make it harder for banks to put their own money on the line in risk investments.
"It's a call that General Franks will make, and he'll make it at a time of his choosing," Mr. Rumsfeld said, referring to the allied commander, Gen. Tommy R. Franks.
"Brown shoes don't make it," Frank Zappa sang in a more cutting assessment of this most defenseless of colors.
Its frank lyrics made it perhaps the most controversial element of the show.
He started The Smoking Diaries, he says, because: 'I was going through a bad patch and I needed something to keep myself going.' He likes to make out they are something he just dashes off while watching cricket on television: 'It makes it easier to be frank if I think I'm not doing anything very important.
Mr. Franks made it clear today that he would try to outdo Mr. McGreevey's reformist, anti-insider agenda.
And knowing this makes it easier to view the frank display of fetishism that John Galliano put on the runway for Christian Dior on Saturday -- the start of the fall 2000 haute couture collections -- without taking any of it too seriously.
A small fraction of the animals developed frank diabetes making it difficult to maintain the line.
