Political Quotes

James M. Jeffords

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James M. Jeffords is a former U.S. Senator from Vermont, known for his independent stance after leaving the Republican Party in 2001. He served in the Senate from 2001 to 2007 and was previously a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1975 to 1989. Throughout his political career, Jeffords focused on environmental issues, education, and healthcare reform. He was instrumental in promoting legislation aimed at reducing pollution and addressing climate change, advocating for the establishment of uniform standards for industrial emissions.

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May 20, 2004

What will the NRC do to ensure that the independence of the independent contractors? What will be the process for selecting them?

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Apr 28, 2004

I am delighted to be here to discuss the reauthorization of this very important Agency.

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Apr 28, 2004

Is EDA considering a regional reorganization plan? If so, will this allow regional staff to visit States more often?

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Apr 28, 2004

EDA and its programs provide vital financial and technical assistance to our Nation and to my home State of Vermont.

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Apr 28, 2004

I am also interested in exploring how EDA's programs meet the needs of rural States, like Vermont.

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Mar 10, 2004

Manmade emissions are contributing to global warming and climate change.

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Mar 10, 2004

Rather than work with Congress to move us forward on environmental issues, the Bush Administration is working with the special interests to undermine them.

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Mar 10, 2004

I am deeply disappointed that the President has again refused to seek reauthorization of the polluter pays fees to fully fund the program.

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Mar 10, 2004

Last year, the President proposed a 6 percent cut.

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Mar 10, 2004

The Administration's budget proposes to cut clean water infrastructure spending nearly in half of fiscal year 2004 enacted levels.

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Mar 10, 2004

I have great respect for your abilities and believe that working together we can make some great strides.

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