We’re also banning the Orwellian practice of using shock gloves in enforcement activity as well as further protecting access to our court system.
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U.S. Governors
Quotes from current and former U.S. state governors.
Current governors
TX-RGreg AbbottTexas449 Quotes
KY-DAndy BeshearKentucky280 Quotes
ND-RDoug BurgumNorth Dakota144 Quotes
UT-RSpencer CoxUtah162 Quotes
FLRon DeSantisFlorida1,471 Quotes
OH-RMike DeWineOhio298 Quotes
AK-RMike DunleavyAlaska48 Quotes
WI-DTony EversWisconsin92 Quotes
WABob FergusonWashington116 Quotes
MT-RGreg GianforteMontana252 Quotes
WY-RMark GordonWyoming31 Quotes
HI-DJosh GreenHawaii164 Quotes
MA-DMaura HealeyMassachusetts84 Quotes
AZ-DKatie HobbsArizona216 Quotes
NY-DKathy HochulNew York943 Quotes
IN-REric HolcombIndiana2 Quotes
AR-RSarah Huckabee SandersArkansas416 Quotes
AL-RKay IveyAlabama68 Quotes
MOMike KehoeMissouri103 Quotes
KS-DLaura KellyKansas46 Quotes
GA-RBrian KempGeorgia153 Quotes
OR-DTina KotekOregon79 Quotes
CT-DNed LamontConnecticut286 Quotes
LAJeff LandryLouisiana148 Quotes
TN-RBill LeeTennessee1,164 Quotes
ID-RBrad LittleIdaho48 Quotes
NV-RJoe LombardoNevada150 Quotes
NM-DMichelle Lujan GrishamNew Mexico655 Quotes
RI-DDan McKeeRhode Island77 Quotes
SC-RHenry McMasterSouth Carolina115 Quotes
DEMatt MeyerDelaware17 Quotes
ME-DJanet MillsMaine67 Quotes
MD-DWes MooreMaryland454 Quotes
WVPatrick MorriseyWest Virginia106 Quotes
CA-DGavin NewsomCalifornia1,013 Quotes
NE-RJim PillenNebraska73 Quotes
CO-DJared PolisColorado1,023 Quotes
IL-DJ.B. PritzkerIllinois267 Quotes
MS-RTate ReevesMississippi35 Quotes
IA-RKim ReynoldsIowa151 Quotes
SDLarry RhodenSouth Dakota42 Quotes
PA-DJosh ShapiroPennsylvania365 Quotes
NJ-DMikie SherrillNew Jersey439 Quotes
VA-DAbigail SpanbergerVirginia669 Quotes
NCJosh SteinNorth Carolina142 Quotes
OK-RKevin StittOklahoma78 Quotes
NH-RChris SununuNew Hampshire145 Quotes
MN-DTim WalzMinnesota1,340 Quotes
MI-DGretchen WhitmerMichigan284 Quotes
Former governors
If we can’t kick out private facilities, we’ll go after their profits.
As judges, I know that their expertise and experience will continue to be of great service to the people of Maryland in their new roles as judges.
“Today’s special session advances the most consequential economic development ever to come to our state,” Governor Reynolds said.
Cyberattacks on our health care systems can have life-or-death consequences for patients and put the sensitive information of millions of Americans at risk.
What we can and should do right now is explore suspending the federal gas tax through the end of the year to give Americans immediate relief.
We need to act now to bring down the price of diesel.
The prices at the pump are being driven by a global shortage of refining capacity.
Their experiences demonstrate the critical importance of early support and reliable access to care.
National Veterans Suicide Prevention Day is a solemn reminder of our responsibility to the veterans we have lost, and to the families who carry their memory forward.
Voluntary intoxication is not a licence for gang rape.
This young woman had already endured something that is utterly unspeakable, and then at every turn she was failed by people and institutions with an obligation to protect her.
If a project of this scale is going to proceed, it needs to come with a corresponding commitment to also increase our region’s capacity to prevent and respond to a catastrophic spill.
I was disappointed at the decision because resources needed to respond to a major spill are insufficient today.
Despite our policy disagreement, we have never allowed it to interfere with our obligation to implement the law Congress enacted.
This opportunity will fundamentally change the economic trajectory of our state and the entire region for decades to come.
We don’t do this without you, so thanks for being bold and believing in this state and believing that in America we build things, and we are really going to build things right here in Iowa.
Today, we advance the most consequential economic development project ever to come to our state.
I fought in the courts to make sure unlawful actions could not happen. 100 days later, the troops went home — not only Oregon troops, but California troops — and we averted a disaster.
Please continue to exercise extreme caution around flooded areas and damaged infrastructure, and join me in expressing gratitude for the first responders and road crews who have worked around the clock responding to this flooding and…
We can keep standards, we can move faster and we can protect our people. We don’t have to choose between those things.
If red tape is a thing that keeps shovels from getting in the ground, if permitting is a thing that keeps people from becoming homeowners, then we have a fundamental problem that we need to fix.
When permits get stuck, projects don’t get built. It’s that easy.
Here’s what today means: we’re building faster, we’re building smarter.





