For years, congressional Republicans predicted that Clinton's plan would ruin the economy.

The Republicans predict that before it is over, their campaign will cost $1 million.

Some Republicans on the committee predicted the plan would not pass.

Administration officials expect him to be confirmed, but some Republicans predict a bloody fight.

This year, the Republicans who control the state Senate have predicted that the surplus will be $500 million.

Some Republicans predicted that he might have difficulty winning confirmation.

Democrats and Republicans predicted that the spending request would be approved.

Republicans predicted that the bill would be approved late this week on a party-line vote.

But it has certainly not killed job growth and widened the deficit, as Republicans predicted.

But he said more than 20 of the committee's 27 Republicans supported it and predicted that the plan would be adopted.