Political Quotes

Paul S. Sarbanes

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Paul S. Sarbanes is a former U.S. Senator from Maryland, serving from 1977 to 2007. A member of the Democratic Party, Sarbanes was known for his work on financial regulation and consumer protection. He played a significant role in the passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act in 2002, which aimed to enhance corporate governance and accountability in the wake of major financial scandals. Throughout his career, Sarbanes focused on issues such as education, healthcare, and the environment, advocating for policies that benefited Maryland residents and the broader American public.

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Oct 24, 2001

Well, that is a more sensitive and rational response to what I have been getting.

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Oct 24, 2001

I think the Administration needs to give some additional and careful thought to having a more balanced response to this challenge.

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Oct 24, 2001

What does that do to litigants who would have to travel great distances at great expense and inconvenience?

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Oct 24, 2001

You are complicating further a very complicated situation.

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Oct 24, 2001

This bill should be written from this Committee.

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Oct 24, 2001

I think there is a growing danger that we are responding to this crisis and challenge in an unbalanced way.

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Oct 24, 2001

If you suffered the damage and you had to come all the way from Los Angeles to Washington in order to assert your claim, it would be an imposition on you, would it not?

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Oct 24, 2001

I find that a fantastic assumption, if that is the premise of the system you are setting up.

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Jan 17, 2001

The interests of a nation when well understood will be found to coincide with their moral duties.

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Jan 17, 2001

I do want to urge on you confronting the immediate problem of getting adequate resources to carry out our foreign policy.

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Jan 17, 2001

I cannot overemphasize that to you. Otherwise you are not going to be able to do the job.

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Jan 17, 2001

I have great respect for Colin Powell and for his long and distinguished service to our country.

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