Political Quotes

Richard Shelby

The Public Record

Richard Shelby is a former United States Senator from Alabama, serving from January 3, 1987, until January 3, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, Shelby was known for his work on various committees, including Appropriations and Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. Throughout his tenure, he focused on issues such as military funding, economic development, and infrastructure improvements in Alabama.

Quotes by year · 199420232,947 total · peak 2011 (508)
1994: 4 quotes1999: 1 quote2003: 151 quotes2004: 47 quotes2006: 9 quotes2007: 1 quote2008: 6 quotes2009: 473 quotes2010: 337 quotes2011: 508 quotes2012: 275 quotes2013: 119 quotes2014: 201 quotes2015: 222 quotes2016: 162 quotes2017: 145 quotes2018: 114 quotes2019: 32 quotes2020: 21 quotes2021: 69 quotes2022: 49 quotes2023: 1 quote
Oct 5, 2009

Iran has acquired 'sufficient information to be able to design and produce a workable nuclear weapon.'

congress.gov
Sep 29, 2009

We are always going to have in a market system winners and losers, failures and success, and that is the genius of the market in a sense.

congress.gov
Sep 29, 2009

Has the SEC staff considered, to your knowledge, or seen a particular financial statement prepared under the rules of the international standards as opposed to FASB, and how do they work?

congress.gov
Sep 29, 2009

As banking becomes increasingly global, the U.S. financial regulatory structure, I believe, needs to make sure it can adequately handle the failure of banks operating globally.

congress.gov
Sep 29, 2009

This is, I think, a very timely hearing and a very needed hearing dealing with international cooperation.

congress.gov
Sep 23, 2009

Had we recognized this at the outset and addressed each problem by order of priority and in a coordinated fashion, I believe our response would have been more effective and made better use of taxpayer resources.

congress.gov
Sep 23, 2009

You are a 36-percent stockholder, the largest stockholder in Citigroup--that is, the taxpayer.

congress.gov
Sep 23, 2009

We believe that it is not the job of the Federal Government to be micromanaging companies.

congress.gov
Sep 23, 2009

For taxpayers to be fully repaid, General Motors' market capitalization would need to increase by about 14,000 percent--14,000 percent.

congress.gov

Politicians like Richard Shelby