Political Quotes

Larry Craig

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Larry Craig is a former U.S. Senator from Idaho, serving from 1991 to 2009 as a member of the Republican Party. During his tenure, he was known for his work on issues related to transportation, agriculture, and natural resources. Craig was a prominent advocate for the construction of highways and infrastructure improvements in Idaho. He also served on various Senate committees, including the Appropriations Committee and the Energy and Natural Resources Committee. In 2007, he was involved in a controversial incident at an airport restroom that led to his decision not to seek re-election in 2008, ultimately resigning from the Senate in September of that year.

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Mar 25, 2004

I am, as most of us are, extremely frustrated by some things going on in farm country today against production agriculture.

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Mar 3, 2004

the lack of a strong and reliant nuclear energy research and development program represents a major gap in the Department of Energy's research and development agenda.

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Mar 3, 2004

the nuclear energy budget proposal for fiscal year 2005 is a discredit to the progress that we've made.

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Mar 3, 2004

I would just like to talk with you a moment about the status of nuclear power in the world and what a terrible mistake the United States has made, is making.

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Mar 3, 2004

this is a year of total obstructionism, and so we're going to have to work our way through those problems.

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Mar 3, 2004

the state of our nuclear energy program is nearly as fragile and vulnerable today as it was when we sent that letter in 1997.

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Mar 3, 2004

I think this leads to a very dangerous situation.

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Mar 3, 2004

I so totally agree with you that we've not only made some missteps and some poor judgement over time because of the political pressures involved, but we've been unwilling to lead.

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Mar 3, 2004

Either way, it is a bad situation for nuclear energy, for Idaho, and for the country from my perspective.

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Feb 26, 2004

We hope we can accomplish that. We think we will, and will need your help.

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Feb 26, 2004

Shame on us, the Congress of the United States, for standing in the way of production in this country in many instances fallaciously in the name of the environment.

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Feb 26, 2004

I believe they phonied the science, and as a result of that I got an appropriation with the help of this committee.

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