101.   Lawmakers have yet to crack the whip, though, largely because both parties like the patronage when they control the White House.

102.   Lawmakers legally have no personal stake in the legislation they pass.

103.   Lawmakers would simply have to accept or reject the agreement.

104.   Mahoney adds that lawmakers would have four years to cut the fat in state government.

105.   Massachusetts lawmakers have taken computer stalking seriously, including it in a new antiharassment law that was passed in October.

106.   More companies soon will follow suit, if state lawmakers have their way.

107.   Mezey said Washington lawmakers have a limited window in which to enact substantive and meaningful legislation to slow the growth of entitlement programs and balance the budget.

108.   Naturally, the lawmakers would also have to agree to pick up the tab for such ultra-fast and dead-accurate tallies.

109.   Nannetti said Arizona lawmakers had such victims in mind when they passed the sexual offender law.

110.   No federal lawmaker may have more at stake in the state elections than U.S. Rep. John Murtha, D-Johnstown.