91.   Lawmakers have yet to determine how the balloting would be organized, or who will draft the question that will be put to voters.

92.   Lawmakers still have, as the old phrase would have it, a fondness for the grape.

93.   Lawmakers will have a chance to revisit the issue when Congress begins debating legislation to implement the settlement.

94.   Lawmakers will have to wrestle with two troublesome questions as they work on health insurance legislation for children.

95.   Lawmakers also have yet to give formal approval to the plan to continue regulating cable prices for another three years.

96.   Lawmakers did not have estimates on how much such tax breaks would cost.

97.   Lawmakers have a vested interest as well since their pensions are pegged to judicial salaries.

98.   Lawmakers have an unwritten right to dispense jobs to family and friends after winning election, he said.

99.   Lawmakers have other things, such as health-care reform, on their minds.

100.   Lawmakers have since resisted calls to change the laws, saying they wanted to help protect consumers from putting their homes at greater risk.