Political Quotes

Pat Roberts

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Pat Roberts is a former United States Senator from Kansas, serving from 1997 to 2021. A member of the Republican Party, he was known for his work on agricultural policy and national security issues during his tenure. Before his time in the Senate, Roberts served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1981 to 1997. Throughout his political career, he focused on issues important to Kansas, including farming and rural development. Roberts was also involved in various committees, including the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry, where he played a significant role in shaping agricultural legislation.

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Feb 2, 2015

We do not want to go back to that.

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Feb 2, 2015

We want to work in a bipartisan way.

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Feb 2, 2015

It is important to provide certainty to our citizens that the IRS is not going to select for audit gift tax assessments based on politics.

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Feb 2, 2015

Our job as Senators is to try to narrow the issues.

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Feb 2, 2015

I'm really proud that my State and our country have a history of leadership in innovation, and we need to find ways to continue bringing that leadership into our classrooms.

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Feb 2, 2015

Yet No Child Left Behind is about a lot of other things, as Senator Murphy talked about, making sure that we don't leave kids behind.

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Feb 2, 2015

Well, what I am worried about is, everybody wants to talk middle class and class warfare.

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Jan 26, 2015

Going forward, we need to provide adequate and effective support for teachers and school leaders.

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Jan 26, 2015

effective school leaders play a really critical and important role in students' academic success, especially in our high-need schools.

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Jan 26, 2015

the probability is lower that minority students and economically disadvantaged students are likely to have access to those more experienced, more effective teachers.

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Jan 26, 2015

So at the Federal level, if we don't have a dedicated source of funding for funds to support and retain effective principals, what would happen?

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Jan 26, 2015

the best way to do that is with a highly effective teacher.

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