Political Quotes

Brad Sherman

The Public Record

Brad Sherman is an American politician serving as a member of the United States House of Representatives from California's 30th congressional district since 1997. A member of the Democratic Party, Sherman has focused on various issues including financial regulation, foreign policy, and technology. He has been an advocate for consumer protection and has worked on legislation related to economic stability and national security. Throughout his tenure, he has participated in numerous congressional committees and has been involved in significant legislative efforts.

Quotes by year · 199920252,096 total · peak 2019 (252)
1999: 14 quotes2007: 1 quote2008: 3 quotes2009: 62 quotes2010: 4 quotes2011: 81 quotes2012: 49 quotes2013: 146 quotes2014: 184 quotes2015: 245 quotes2016: 213 quotes2017: 168 quotes2018: 179 quotes2019: 252 quotes2020: 81 quotes2021: 121 quotes2022: 52 quotes2023: 198 quotes2024: 42 quotes2025: 1 quote
Aug 20, 2015

Critical to that economic development is the rule of law.

congress.gov
Aug 20, 2015

Democracy in the Philippines doesn't mean anything unless people can vote for a government that is willing to control what happens on the ground.

congress.gov
Aug 20, 2015

Ms. Bautista, the problems for land grabbing in the Philippines, are they widespread throughout the country or focused only in some of the provinces?

congress.gov
Jul 28, 2015

The enemies of ISIS are more dangerous and more evil than ISIS.

congress.gov
Jul 28, 2015

The more women are given a chance to expand their horizons, the richer, the more advanced the society becomes.

congress.gov
Jul 27, 2015

You are not going to be able to persuade them to change just by charm.

congress.gov
Jul 27, 2015

Bernie Sanders is, I believe, the only person on that bill in the Senate.

congress.gov
Jul 27, 2015

Maybe we will pick up some more if any of my colleagues are listening to this.

congress.gov
Jul 27, 2015

The harm to our prosperity done by our current trade policy swamps any benefit that Dodd-Frank was intended to provide.

congress.gov
Jul 27, 2015

We still have too-big-to-fail. The reason for that is the regulators under Dodd-Frank were given the authority but were not required to break up those that are too-big-to-fail.

congress.gov
Jul 27, 2015

Unless we hold China responsible for what North Korea does, given the fact that the existence of the North Korean regime is dependent entirely on China, or substantially on China, we are going to have to worry an awful lot about what North…

congress.gov
Jul 27, 2015

Deal or no deal, we need to adopt additional sanctions.

congress.gov

Politicians like Brad Sherman