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U.S. State Attorneys General
Quotes from current and former U.S. state attorneys general.
Current attorneys general
IABrenna BirdIowa36 Quotes
CARob BontaCalifornia159 Quotes
MDAnthony G. BrownMaryland87 Quotes
WANick BrownWashington38 Quotes
MAAndrea Joy CampbellMassachusetts173 Quotes
GAChris CarrGeorgia6 Quotes
VTCharity ClarkVermont15 Quotes
OKGentner DrummondOklahoma37 Quotes
MNKeith EllisonMinnesota298 Quotes
MSLynn FitchMississippi7 Quotes
NVAaron D. FordNevada48 Quotes
ARTim GriffinArkansas68 Quotes
MOCatherine HanawayMissouri19 Quotes
NEMike HilgersNebraska35 Quotes
SDMarty JackleySouth Dakota17 Quotes
NC-DJeff JacksonNorth Carolina50 Quotes
NYLetitia JamesNew York257 Quotes
DEKathy JenningsDelaware2 Quotes
VAJay JonesVirginia45 Quotes
WIJosh KaulWisconsin32 Quotes
KSKris KobachKansas53 Quotes
ID-RRaúl LabradorIdaho37 Quotes
ALSteve MarshallAlabama27 Quotes
AZKris MayesArizona62 Quotes
LALiz MurrillLouisiana40 Quotes
MIDana NesselMichigan115 Quotes
TXKen PaxtonTexas140 Quotes
ILKwame RaoulIllinois11 Quotes
ORDan RayfieldOregon30 Quotes
INTodd RokitaIndiana219 Quotes
DCBrian SchwalbDistrict of Columbia7 Quotes
CTWilliam TongConnecticut46 Quotes
FLJames UthmeierFlorida118 Quotes
COPhil WeiserColorado64 Quotes
SCAlan WilsonSouth Carolina61 Quotes
NDDrew WrigleyNorth Dakota4 Quotes
OHDave YostOhio5 Quotes
Former attorneys general
The bottom line is crime is plummeting in the state of Kansas.
Arts and creative expression are fundamental to a well-rounded education," said Senator Hirono.
Thirteen million Californians call LA and San Diego counties home. Their lives are not a ‘small price to pay’ or a punchline for Donald Trump.
I think John spent $100 million. What a waste of money. That money should have been going to Republicans in other states, not fighting another Republican.
Dropped our numbers. Everybody's numbers dropped. Right now, yeah, not good.
I don’t control message or what we’re doing... I don’t have ability to change anything.
I’ve never been in a race where I felt less control over the campaign and, like, what issues are going to matter because it’s all coming — you know — from D.C.
I consider the diversion of Medicaid funds through the Hope Florida Foundation to run political ads “entirely legal, absolutely.”
And then, all of a sudden, you realize it’s more than just a couple of actors here — you’ve got over a dozen people engaged in a statewide network to sell the harvest illegally.
The matter started as something that seemed like a much more minor offense — just some small-scale poaching of some reef fish.
If you’re in close proximity to people, you need to be looking at more than five years behind bars, for sure.
But if you’re bringing a rifle out and you’re shooting near a dwelling where families are living, illegally poaching at night, you need to be charged with a third-degree felony.
A lot of the poaching laws on the books today are just misdemeanors. Yes, people trespassing, having firearms on private land, there’s going to be other crimes involved.
We were confident coming in. I feel better having heard, particularly if you listen to Justice Kavanaugh on his line of questioning.
I am pleased that this case is resolved and that Monsanto is doing right by Arkansans.
More gasoline burned means more gasoline sold. This rule lines the pockets of Trump’s oil executive buddies and donors.
This commission has used the discipline process itself, time and time again, to burden the work Hoosiers elected me to do, and most certainly has had a chilling effect on other elected officials who are attorneys.
The First Amendment does not disappear because someone holds a law license or is in an elected office.
This is an encouraging reminder that the judicial system addresses real injuries, not speculation.
Citizens must have confidence that ballots are cast without interference in free and fair elections.
The burning of medical waste has forced Curtis Bay residents to inhale smoke and other emissions for too long.

