Ms. Rousseff, who is in a battle to rein in spending to control inflation, needs to rally congressional support, which the scandal surrounding Mr. Palocci already cost her, analysts said.
I applaud the city's efforts to rein in out-of-control people behind the wheel.
Its website cites a dedication to "supporting those candidates who will sincerely work to rein in out-of-control government and to oppose those candidates who will not.
Launched in January, the Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund is "dedicated to supporting those candidates who will sincerely work to rein in out-of-control government," according to its website.
"Any viable 2012 candidate will need to listen to the American people and answer their calls to rein in out-of-control spending and limit the size and scope of government".
Touting a willingness to take on "long-time career politicians" too scared to "rein in out-of-control government," Tea Party Patriots national coordinator Jenny Beth Martin laid out the mission of the newly created Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund.
Instead of caving in to such special interests as the coal, oil and chemical industries (as the administration has done), Mr. Gore said that the U.S. should be leading the effort to rein in pollution and get control of the potentially devastating problem of global warming.
Just about everywhere that the country's future is weighed, people worry about the risk of anarchy if the new government in Kabul fails to rein in warlords who now control much of the country, or if the Taliban and Al Qaeda regroup for a new guerrilla war.
On Tuesday, on the eve of the strike, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said he wished his administration had begun trying to rein in the out-of-control costs "10 years ago," but simply could not get to it considering the rest of his mammoth educational agenda.
After all, the GOP dominated Congress and White House did little to rein in the out-of-control financial sector.
