The pie is shrinking. The struggle for those dollars is growing.

Affordable housing for workers is one of the biggest problems we have in Boston.

It is not just one big massive project we are talking about, but we are actually talking about a series of smaller projects.

To fail to invest in our future, regardless of the economic situation, is shortsighted and stupid.

I think I heard Mr. Capuano said if you see success, do it. And do it despite those who would criticize you.

Help our communities keep themselves whole by allowing these homes to be bought by people who care.

I want you to act like Costco. Do what they do. Actually, do the opposite of what they do. Break it down. Sell it individually.

I think that is a little bass ackwards.

I want more because the greatest study of mankind I have ever read is the Bible, and it says, 'Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.'

I think it is a dangerous bill and also a dangerous area.

Danger number two, to remove the Volcker Rule?