Political Quotes

Marty Walsh

The Public Record

Marty Joseph Walsh is an American politician and labor leader who served as the United States Secretary of Labor from March 2021 to January 2023. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously held the position of Mayor of Boston from January 2014 to January 2021. During his tenure as mayor, Walsh focused on issues such as affordable housing, education, and public safety, while also advocating for labor rights and workforce development initiatives.

Quotes by year · 20092025240 total · peak 2021 (116)
2009: 2 quotes2011: 1 quote2012: 8 quotes2013: 4 quotes2014: 52 quotes2015: 9 quotes2016: 4 quotes2017: 6 quotes2018: 1 quote2019: 4 quotes2020: 7 quotes2021: 116 quotes2022: 25 quotes2025: 1 quote

★ Featured Quote

February 16, 2025

Ignore this disgusting freak.

Marty Walsh

Sep 15, 2022

The railroads, a lot of these workers 80 percent of these workers that work on the railroad don`t have a fixed schedule.

msnbc.com
Sep 6, 2022

There is more people working right now in America than any other period in the history of our country.

msnbc.com
Sep 6, 2022

President Biden's first two years, has passed some amazing legislation that really is going to set the next tone for this country for the next decade to come.

msnbc.com
Sep 6, 2022

The president when he put these bills together and you got them through Congress, it really was about the future of this country and the future of cities like Boston.

msnbc.com
Jun 14, 2022

We need to be collectively working as Democrats and Republicans, to really make sure we are making investments in job training, workforce development apprenticeships.

congress.gov
Jun 14, 2022

We are asking for an increase in mine safety work in this budget.

congress.gov
Jun 14, 2022

We need to make sure we stay on top of it.

congress.gov
Jun 13, 2022

My mission as Secretary of Labor, and quite honestly, my mission in all my roles I have ever held, is to empower workers, all workers, morning, noon and night.

congress.gov
Jun 13, 2022

I think moving, it is--not a net gain for America, moving an industry from one part of America to another part of America.

congress.gov
Jun 13, 2022

this bill is long overdue, and hopefully that you know, I guess I cannot advocate for legislation, but I certainly support this legislation.

congress.gov
Jun 13, 2022

We have in this moment a unique opportunity to help all workers thrive.

congress.gov
Jun 13, 2022

I work very closely with Katherine Tai.

congress.gov
Jun 13, 2022

We saw increases in child labor violations last year.

congress.gov
Jun 13, 2022

I think that if Congress is going to pass anything like that you need to talk to the mayors because that is where it is going to be carried out.

congress.gov
May 10, 2022

We have had usually the black unemployment rate is double that of the white unemployment rate in this country.

congress.gov
May 10, 2022

The President has asked all of us to look to make sure that equity is embedded in everything that we do.

congress.gov
May 10, 2022

We passed the $15 an hour minimum wage, Federal contracting minimum wage.

congress.gov
May 10, 2022

You don't need a stick. What you need to do is have conversations about equitable.

congress.gov
May 10, 2022

Data tells the truth. If you don't have the data and you don't look at the data, it doesn't tell the truth.

congress.gov
May 10, 2022

I think some of the things that we can do is when we think about the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law...

congress.gov
May 10, 2022

We were able to lift that wage up to $15 an hour.

congress.gov
May 10, 2022

It is no surprise to me that the black unemployment rate in this country is 5 percent.

congress.gov
May 3, 2022

I am certainly pleased to outline the Biden-Harris administration's priority for the Department of Labor's fiscal year 2023 budget.

congress.gov
Jan 13, 2022

Well, certainly very disappointed in the ruling. You know, we were doing this rule to keep Americans safe, to help get Americans back to work, to make sure that people don`t have to worry about when they`re going to work. But…

msnbc.com

Politicians like Marty Walsh