Political Quotes

Charles Norwood

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Quotes by year · 1995–200669 total · peak 1997 (17)
1995: 14 quotes1996: 1 quote1997: 17 quotes1998: 6 quotes2001: 5 quotes2002: 2 quotes2003: 2 quotes2004: 6 quotes2005: 11 quotes2006: 5 quotes
Apr 15, 1997

I think we can show a difference even if you say the cost will not come down, but we all know it will.

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Apr 15, 1997

What happens to the box of cereal produced in England then that is shipped to our country for sale?

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Apr 15, 1997

What we are saying is an end-use consumption tax. That means, for example, the farmer goes out and buys a tractor and seeds, and he pays no tax under our bill. He plants his seeds and produces the wheat. He pays no tax. He ships the wheat…

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Apr 15, 1997

Is the gentleman saying our consumption tax bill will increase jobs, so if we do the same scenario with a tire, and we get to the point where we are ready to export that tire, that tire then does not have that 15 cents' worth of taxes on…

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Jul 24, 1996

What we are basically asking this body to do, and I urge Members to do this with every bone in my body, is pass this amendment for the American people. What we have here is a simple problem that simply needs to be corrected. What is right…

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Oct 12, 1995

The marketplace comes into this. The marketplace is going to bring these costs down.

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Oct 12, 1995

The networks may be just a group of physicians who are offering part B. It may be a group just of hospitals that are offering part A. Or it may be a combination of physicians and hospitals who get together and achieve the efficiencies that…

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Oct 12, 1995

No, Mr. Speaker, and I thank the gentleman for asking, many of those hearings lasted all day. What I noticed most of all was that the loyal opposition failed to come. We have had all summer to discuss this bill, and we have done that. I…

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Mar 2, 1995

I think we are going to do what we were told do. The Contract With America is not Newt Gingrich's contract, it is a contract taken from the people of this country when they told us last summer what they wanted to do. We are going to do it…

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Mar 2, 1995

I start my day everyday at 6:30, and generally it ends at midnight. I think that is wonderful, because I was sent here to do a job, and I was sent here to win, and there is just not too many hours in the day I am not willing to give to it…

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Mar 2, 1995

You would sort of think that the other side, after 40 years, would catch on that you sort of got to take care of the goose that lays the golden egg, and the goose is free enterprise, people that work out there using their own money, not…

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Mar 2, 1995

Earlier today when we were listening to this litany of half-truths, one of the statements that kept coming up is that well, we want a capital gains tax so we can give it to our rich friends, and that will keep us from funding the…

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Mar 2, 1995

It is going to be a lot harder on us if we don't. I know they told me in that election that they want this budget balanced, they want us to deal with this debt, and they want it done by cutting spending. The important thing I believe is…

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Mar 2, 1995

It is called cutting bureaucrats and cutting paperwork and spending our money on what we are trying to do, which is to feed children.

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Mar 2, 1995

Are we being bad because we are cutting money that they cannot spend because they have got so much they are spending it all up? What is going on with that?

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Mar 2, 1995

Of course, thanks to the Federal Government, we cannot ask anybody if they have AIDS. If the gentleman can make sense out of that, tell me after the program. But I will tell the gentleman the dentists in this country are paying now…

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Mar 2, 1995

Even if they do not call it back up, it is going to tell the American people who to vote out of the Senate in 1996. I mean I know the message sent to me was that we want to stop the spending. The American people know we owe $5 trillion…

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Mar 2, 1995

Well, probably the big difference is that we care more about the WIC Program than they do, because the greatest threat in the world to the WIC Program is this county going bankrupt. I mean, I have wondered for a long time why we have not…

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Mar 2, 1995

I want to make it very clear we are going to spend in 1995 $5.9 billion. We are going to increase that spending next year to $6.1 billion, and we have also made absolutely sure that 80 percent of this money goes to feed low-income families.

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