Political Quotes

Joy Reid

Pundit

506Quotes on record
2020–2026On the record

American political pundit (1968-)

Quotes by year · 20202026506 total · peak 2021 (206)
2020: 110 quotes2021: 206 quotes2022: 186 quotes2025: 3 quotes2026: 1 quote
Apr 20, 2022

That`d be quite a win for Youngkin, who, as of last year, was reported to hold more than 6.7 million shares of The Carlyle Group.

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Apr 19, 2022

They are now a pariah state. I can’t imagine any decent country ever dealing with them or doing business with them.

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Apr 18, 2022

If the Republican Party stands for anything these days, it’s their fake outrage machine.

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Apr 18, 2022

If you listen to the Republican Party, January 6 was a peaceful gathering of tourists expressing their First Amendment rights.

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Apr 7, 2022

You had one shot to make a difference and put yourself in the history books. You had police reform.

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Apr 7, 2022

Representation matters. His representation matters as a black man in the United States Senate.

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Apr 5, 2022

It seems that Florida`s largest private employer taking a stand against the law that hurts its employees and their families has triggered Ron`s brand of bro fascism.

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Apr 5, 2022

They were patient, and they built a 6-3 court, so that, again, even John Roberts` institutionalism can`t stop them. They are one Supreme Court decision away from making abortion illegal in the entire United States.

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Apr 5, 2022

The only exception would be to save the life of a woman in a medical emergency.

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Apr 5, 2022

The Republicans of Gilead strike again, approving a near total ban on abortion, this time in Oklahoma.

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Apr 3, 2022

That puts our system essentially -- we are now paralyzed simply because one party has decided to align itself with white nationalists and insurrectionists and people willing to do violence.

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Mar 31, 2022

We still have a United States senator who said that he would have, had he been around then, opposed the Civil Rights Act. His name is Rand Paul.

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