They made good progress and the governor believes there is a general commitment by all four caucuses to work over the next two weeks to craft a compromise.

The benefits per person would not outweigh the cost to the greater commonwealth, at first glance.

Students joining friends their age for graduation ceremonies can be a very special moment in their development, and the governor believes this bill has great merit.

It's a backward and wrong direction. It's putting our progress in reverse.

This bill could disenfranchise thousands of voters, which is counter to the American election system.

This is not unique, by any means. We don't believe that it's inappropriate, either, and at the end of the day he seems to be selectively choosing Judge Baldwin as a target for who knows what.

We will not be moving forward. It's disappointing that we couldn't bring this to fruition right now.

The governor called on the president to impose a windfall profit tax and return the money to the American people.

The governor continues to be encouraged that in the very near future ... we will be able to hammer out a compromise.

The governor feels confident they will get something finalized in the next two or three weeks.