domestic issues

She says the family has a history of domestic issues.

She also took issue with the president on domestic issues.

In domestic issues maybe we can find some common ground.

Clinton's been secretary of state so she gets to talk about domestic issues.

This is a good time to address domestic issues with children or parents.

Domestic issues require more attention from the central government than ever before.

The two men were not far apart on domestic issues.

In time, there will be areas of common interest with Republicans on domestic issues.

"We asked them all about domestic issues, because they are running for mayor, not some international office."

We'll also talk about some of the domestic issues that we're working on.

And what about other domestic issues from education to immigration?

The questions from the media were split between foreign and domestic issues.

"She had suffered a lot in the past because of domestic issues."

And by the time we have the debate on domestic issues in the next few weeks, they each better know what their economic plans are.

"So we need to have more of a positive vision on domestic issues."

This time, domestic issues, particularly the government's recent economic record, could be a factor.

He then will turn his attention back to domestic issues, aides said.

Obama has not only focused on domestic issues, but looked to the world.

The first of the three debates will focus on domestic issues.

"The reason we will attack Iraq is to keep domestic issues at bay," he said.

There were two major domestic issues - the environment and energy - that did not come up.

President Bush is now focusing much of his time on domestic issues.

We believe that the solution to domestic issues must be within the legal field.

Immigration reform is one of the president's top domestic issues.

And he stays far from the fight over domestic issues.