Political Quotes

Paul Coverdell: I think you expand the interpretation of the language. That may be interpreted in the eye of the beholder, but it would…

On the recordMarch 28, 1996
I think you expand the interpretation of the language. That may be interpreted in the eye of the beholder, but it would certainly be viewed by President Li one way and the People's Republic of China another. But we extended appropriate courtesies to the leaders of the People's Republic of China that visited our country.
Said by
Paul Coverdell
Georgia

Editor's note · Context

Discussing diplomatic relations with China.

Share

More from Paul Coverdell

Mar 1, 2000

I want to speak briefly to the Bingaman amendment. First, I associate myself with the remarks of the Senator from Delaware. The Senator talked about the train that could and the train that will, but it will not if we adopt the Bingaman…

govinfo.gov
May 3, 2000

I am proud to sponsor this effort. President and Mrs. Reagan are a constant source of inspiration for me, as they are for many Americans. President Reagan led us to the economic prosperity that we still enjoy today and was instrumental in…

govinfo.gov
Apr 6, 2000

School construction and renovation is traditionally the responsibility of local and State governments. It traditionally has been and it still is. The Robb amendment, in effect, has the effect of raising taxes by $4.2 billion over 5 years…

govinfo.gov
Jun 21, 2000

I think that a brief chronology of events regarding U.S. efforts to provide assistance to Colombia would be instructive. For years, the Administration has neglected the growing narcotics crisis in the Andean Region. Funding for…

govinfo.gov

Other voices in this conversation