John Warner

August 5, 2008 -- WASHINGTON – Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Carl Levin, D-Mich., and senior Committee Member John Warner, R-Va., today announced the release of a report [PDF] by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) detailing annual Iraqi oil revenues and Iraqi government contributions to security and reconstruction efforts in the country. This report was requested by the Senators in a March 6th letter to the Comptroller General.    » read more »

June 6, 2008 -- "Mr. President, I vote to invoke cloture in order to move forward with the debate and break the Republican filibuster so that we can amend and improve the bill in order to begin to address the problem of global climate change. I oppose it in its current form and would have voted “no” if the vote were on whether to pass the bill.

For this reason, I joined with other Senate colleagues in a letter [PDF] identifying many of my concerns and outlining a way to move forward. A copy of this letter is included at the end of this statement.

Chairman Boxer, and Senators Lieberman and Warner have taken on a matter of global significance, which will impact both present and future generations.    » read more »

02 June 2008 -- The U.S. Senate has begun debate on legislation aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to global warming. In a 74 to 14 procedural vote, senators agreed to move ahead with debate late Monday. But chances of the bill's passage appear slim, with many lawmakers concerned about its impact on the economy.

The legislation would set caps on U.S. greenhouse gas emissions from electric utility, transportation and manufacturing industries beginning in 2012, with the goal of reducing such emissions by as much as 66 percent by 2050.

Senator Joe Lieberman of Connecticut, who calls himself an independent Democrat, is a chief sponsor of the measure:    » read more »

May 13, 2008 -- On Monday, the network will continue the successful combination of Gossip Girl and One Tree Hill. Gossip Girl was the most buzz-worthy show of last season and had the highest concentration of female teens of any series on broadcast television. Gossip Girl will return to its 8:00-9:00 p.m. slot, followed by One Tree Hill from 9:00-10:00 p.m. One Tree Hill's loyal fan base is the second youngest on television, and the series continued to grow last season despite its time period move.    » read more »

Bill Would Lead to Significant Drop in Oil Imports, Rise in Renewable Energy Production

WASHINGTON, D.C. (May 14, 2008) – An analysis released today demonstrates that meeting global warming pollution reduction targets in the Lieberman-Warner Climate Security Act will reduce oil imports, increase clean energy production and lead to dramatically more fuel-efficient vehicles.    » read more »

April 22, 2008 -- Washington, DC— The following is a statement from Senators Jim Webb (D-VA), Chuck Hagel (R-NE), Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ) and John Warner (R-VA):    » read more »

Enhance Troop Welfare and Improve Wartime Contracting; Conference Report Agreed to by Senate and House Negotiators

December 14, 2007 -- Washington, DC—Senator John W. Warner (R-VA) and Senator Jim Webb (D-VA), both members of the Senate Committee on Armed Services, announced today their joint support for the conference report for the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2008 (H.R. 1585).    » read more »