Instead of trying to contain a putative bubble by drastic actions with largely unpredictable consequences, we chose, as we noted in our mid-1999 congressional testimony, to focus on policies to mitigate the fallout when it occurs and, hopefully, ease the transition to the next expansion.

If what I am doing isn't working, I must change what I am doing to improve the situation.

What you do to others, you do to yourself.

When you make your decision, remember you'll have to live with the consequences.

This person should definitely have to deal with the consequences of his actions.

[Political hot potato aside, there are real consequences for the center's actions, none of which appear to have any legal ramifications.] So many women who wind up over there have been told a whole set of info that isn't true, ... It's harder to get their trust here because they're told a host of lies, like there's a link to abortions and breast cancer, which absolutely isn't true. We have to undo all the fallacies.