Political Quotes

Wayne Gilchrest

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Quotes by year · 19942013236 total · peak 1996 (46)
1994: 6 quotes1995: 29 quotes1996: 46 quotes1997: 28 quotes1998: 15 quotes1999: 5 quotes2000: 31 quotes2001: 15 quotes2002: 7 quotes2003: 10 quotes2004: 7 quotes2005: 5 quotes2006: 12 quotes2007: 11 quotes2008: 5 quotes2013: 4 quotes
Mar 2, 1995

I do not think the courts have refused to do that. I think the courts have, to a certain extent, adequately dealt with that under the fifth amendment, but just because someone wants to build a house does not mean they are going to pollute…

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Mar 2, 1995

When we reauthorize the Endangered Species Act, we can certainly address those problems that have happened. When we reauthorize the Clean Water Act, we can do that for wetlands. This Porter amendment makes sure, it reemphasizes, it directs…

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Mar 2, 1995

I want to give some concrete examples of what these particular regulations, what the Endangered Species Act, for example, can do for us, some concrete examples to give you some understanding of the value of natural resources and why they…

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Mar 2, 1995

An ecosystem in Idaho, for example, would be an area where you have a certain type of tree, a certain type of animal life, a certain type of insect and so on that has evolved in that particular area and depends on that type of vegetation…

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Mar 2, 1995

I was not referring to the Committee on the Judiciary authorization of this bill. It is clear that they authorized this bill. I was referring to the authorizing committees that deal with the problems. We are going to be dealing with the…

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May 5, 1994

Mr. Chairman, I want to make a comment about the M-1 target rifle that was mentioned earlier to be considered illegal. It is my understanding after looking at the list that the M-1 rifle is still and remains legal. Mr. Chairman, when I…

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Apr 21, 1994

at the dedication of the Holocaust Museum, the purpose of that dark monument was summed up in two words: never again. That museum was supposed to be the concrete symbol of our resolve to never repeat the mistakes of the 1930's and the…

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Mar 10, 1994

I am not sure if I would use the word ``substantially,'' but we are talking about seniors, fairly wealthy seniors with that income, having their subsidy reduced for that particular health insurance.

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Mar 10, 1994

Mr. Chairman, is the gentleman not asking that seniors, fairly wealthy seniors at that, just have their subsidy from the Federal Government reduced?

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Mar 10, 1994

Apparently, there are significant parts of the country where there are wealthier seniors.

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Mar 9, 1994

I think it is the absolute responsibility of the Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs to hold hearings on the RTC regulation of savings and loans in Arkansas. I also think that comparing this to Watergate is essential; it is…

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