Political Quotes

Jackie Speier

The Public Record

Jackie Speier is a former U.S. Representative from California, serving in the House of Representatives from January 3, 2008, until January 15, 2022. A member of the Democratic Party, she represented California's 14th congressional district. Speier is known for her advocacy on issues such as women's rights, healthcare, and gun control. She gained national attention for her work on the Sexual Assault Survivors' Bill of Rights and her efforts to address military sexual assault. Speier's political career began in the California State Assembly, where she served from 2002 to 2006 before moving to the U.S. Congress.

Quotes by year · 200520241,834 total · peak 2019 (321)
2005: 1 quote2009: 46 quotes2010: 73 quotes2011: 96 quotes2012: 91 quotes2013: 160 quotes2014: 95 quotes2015: 56 quotes2016: 105 quotes2017: 164 quotes2018: 58 quotes2019: 321 quotes2020: 158 quotes2021: 222 quotes2022: 186 quotes2023: 1 quote2024: 1 quote
Jun 8, 2021

What explains the extraordinary overruns in the cost of the F-35 to run?

congress.gov
Jun 8, 2021

I would like to know what you are doing to ensure command climate data is taken seriously and the commanders are held accountable for fixing the situation.

congress.gov
Jun 8, 2021

I am finding it hard to understand why the Navy has already started reassigning 200 employees of the Navy Audit Service to nonaudit jobs.

congress.gov
Jun 8, 2021

I guess my only comment would be what we need to get to the bottom of was why this senior leader was elevated to an inspector general position after he did such a horrific job in allowing those AAVs with sailors and I guess a soldier that…

congress.gov
Jun 7, 2021

I, too, do not support defunding the police.

congress.gov
Jun 6, 2021

Would you support an amendment to the CPSC that would no longer provide the kind of a gag rule that allows for deaths of products to not be disclosed to the public?

congress.gov
Jun 6, 2021

I think the American public has the right to know.

congress.gov
Jun 6, 2021

It's quite simple. Basically, it would allow that the names and the information about products that are linked to injuries and death be made public.

congress.gov
May 24, 2021

The Army is the only service that has not fully implemented the IDC.

congress.gov
May 24, 2021

Why is this critical training discretionary, and will the Navy commit to making it mandatory?

congress.gov
May 24, 2021

I find that totally unacceptable.

congress.gov
May 24, 2021

Are you not alarmed by the fact that in 43 percent of these cases, that no action was taken, and it met the definition of severe physical abuse?

congress.gov

Politicians like Jackie Speier