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Mary Landrieu

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Mary Landrieu is a former United States Senator from Louisiana, serving from 1997 to 2015. She was the first woman to represent Louisiana in the Senate. A member of the Democratic Party, Landrieu focused on issues such as disaster recovery, healthcare, and energy policy during her tenure. She played a significant role in post-Hurricane Katrina recovery efforts, advocating for federal assistance to rebuild the affected areas in Louisiana.

Quotes by year · 2001–20232,719 total · peak 2010 (468)
2001: 12 quotes2002: 3 quotes2003: 86 quotes2004: 69 quotes2005: 35 quotes2006: 9 quotes2007: 5 quotes2009: 448 quotes2010: 468 quotes2011: 405 quotes2012: 367 quotes2013: 393 quotes2014: 403 quotes2015: 1 quote2016: 2 quotes2018: 10 quotes2023: 3 quotes
Mar 4, 2004

The political stability of the gulf, the trained work force that is in the gulf all lead to trying to promote production in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Mar 4, 2004

In fact, U.S. natural gas is the most expensive in the industrialized world.

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Mar 4, 2004

As a Senator from Louisiana I am particularly interested in the analysis and testimony on the subject of natural gas.

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Mar 4, 2004

While U.S. chemical makers have lost an estimated 78,000 jobs since natural gas prices began to rise in 2000.

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Feb 25, 2004

I want to support the chairman. I think those deadlines are tight, but there is a real need to work this out.

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Feb 25, 2004

I think it would be a great misuse of our donors' money to now revisit the idea of moving elsewhere.

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Feb 25, 2004

Could you explain it out with the map? Because, Mr. Floyd, unless, you know, one possible solution--

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Feb 25, 2004

Well, and I realize that, and I know that you all have worked a great deal on this, and I am not going to reach any conclusion.

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Feb 25, 2004

Because both of these projects are so important, and I am just wondering maybe, Ms. Gallagher or Mr. Lindstrom, things that Congress does and can undo, things that Congress does and can change--you know, it is not--anything is not in stone.

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Feb 25, 2004

But if the funding, you know, is short, then it puts a crimp in this particular formula.

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Feb 25, 2004

You all have--you are in the position to have control of this schedule so that--because they are really moving pieces.

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Feb 25, 2004

We commend you all for the work that is ongoing, and we look forward to continuing the partnership in that regard.

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Feb 25, 2004

It can help to build a new initiative in the City that strengthens families, protects children from harm and expedites life changing and sometimes threatening decisions.

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Feb 25, 2004

I also express, again, the importance, at least from our perspective, Mr. Chairman, of the focus on establishing the new Family Court.

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Feb 25, 2004

I want to just reiterate again how much of a pleasure it is for me to work with Senator DeWine.

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Jan 22, 2004

I have been proud to support this Committee's goal of doubling the NIH budget over the last five years

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Jan 22, 2004

I support greater oversight both internally and by Congress to create a process that will not allow the integrity of the NIH clinical research to be compromised

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Jan 22, 2004

It is important that we do all that we can as a Committee to ensure that individuals' own interests do not taint the NIH research

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Apr 30, 2003

I urge us to pursue that in a pretty aggressive way, because over the short, medium, and long term, it would be a great advantage to the country.

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Apr 30, 2003

I think that that practice that we have somewhat developed in the United States could actually be quite applicable for Iraq.

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Apr 30, 2003

The military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, in response to September 11th, will create a world where Americans can live in security.

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Apr 30, 2003

I just think the principle of it is important for America, that we intend to be the primary military superpower in the world.

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Apr 30, 2003

I agree with your assessment that it would be wise for us to be both a military superpower and a diplomatic superpower.

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Apr 30, 2003

That is a misstatement of history.

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Apr 30, 2003

I believe the Administration abandoned the diplomatic track too soon.

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