"The potential for uncovering international corruption would have been tremendous," Bill McMurray told me.
In virtually every year from 1896 to 1981--with the exception of 1977 & 1978, when we incurred a tremendous oil bill because of the 2nd OPEC crisis--we sold more goods & services abroad than we bought in return.
And Senator Joseph L. Bruno, who leads the Senate's Republican majority, called the bill "tremendous" and said that he hoped local districts would use the increased aid to lower school property taxes.
If the entire nation could bring its costs down to match the lower-spending regions, the country could cut perhaps 20 to 30percentt off its health care bill, a tremendous saving.
Last year Senate Republicans filibustered the Bring Jobs Home Act, but the bill had tremendous public support.
The bill enjoys tremendous, bipartisan support: 163 cosponsors in the House and more than a quarter of the Senate are on board with this legislation.
The Illinois bill drew tremendous bipartisan support -- it passed 59-0 in the Senate and 112-1 in the House -- thanks to the outstanding leadership provided by several legislators, including Sen. Kimberly Lightford (D-Maywood) and Darren Reisberg (Illinois Deputy Superintendent and General Counsel).
But some job seekers, faced with relentless stacks of bills and tremendous competition in the job market, disdain the ivory-tower mentality of career professionals.
The recommendations of committees on bills carry tremendous weight; it is rare for the Senate as a whole to approve legislation that has received a negative committee report.
Even after Independence attempts at social reform by India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, like the Hindu Marriage reform act and other social reform bills, faced tremendous opposition.
He knows that any public spectacle could sway politicians further in favor of the bill, which has tremendous popular support.
