Political Quotes

Charles Taylor

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Quotes by year · 1994–200641 total · peak 2005 (9)
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Aug 6, 1998

In this year's bill we have appropriated $500 million more to the city than was appropriated last year. So we have not denied this city financially. It has always been a question of management, not money. In fact, every day you read about…

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Aug 6, 1998

No, I am pointing out that Congress had an experience in Philadelphia where they determined as a body, and it was enacted and in the Constitution in the beginning, deliberately wanting to have control of the capital city. It was not a…

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Aug 6, 1998

I appreciate you entrusting me with the task of working on the education provisions of the District of Columbia Appropriations bill. This is tough work. Washington is a world capital, but the educational opportunities for the District's…

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Oct 9, 1997

Despite all the loud rhetoric we have heard today, this chairman holds the people of DC in respect. That is why I have so suffered the editorials and the charges in the press, and I sometimes wonder whether the editorial writers are…

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Oct 9, 1997

I want to also thank the members of my subcommittee... It provides scholarship choice for Washington, DC students.

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Jun 11, 1997

It would mandate, though, if the need were there, it would restrict us in a way that we would not have the freedom of making that decision. If it was not a question of shifting or if we needed more resources in areas as we mentioned a…

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Jun 11, 1997

It would be difficult without reviewing the entire bill to see. It may be, more than a cut, it may be a shift in resources might be needed more than a cut itself.

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Jun 20, 1996

I hear time and time again from the other side they are for salvage sales. We had salvage sales. Then we had an appeals process that rendered salvage sales useless because the appeals would go on for years. Most of us know this timber has…

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Jun 19, 1996

Exactly. The Sierra Club came out recently with a vote two to one against any cutting on government forest lands altogether.

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Jun 19, 1996

Reclaiming my time, certainly in the area of salvage that is true, because the appeal process is getting so long now many companies will not give a high bid for government timber because the process is so lengthy.

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Jun 19, 1996

Reclaiming my time, what you are saying is the roads are built to government specifications. They either give you the credit for building the roads, or your bid is going to be lower because you are only going to pay a certain amount for…

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Jun 19, 1996

To summarize I would say that to say that we are losing money by our timber harvest is not true. The homebuilders, the realtors, people who rely on the forest products to build homes know that it is not true and they know it is important…

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Jun 19, 1996

If that is absolutely essential, then have we considered the taking and compensating? We are considering the taking. Then can we consider the compensation of the individuals, not just this individual, but the other ranchers and other…

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Jun 19, 1996

Is it really essential; in other words, is the marbled murrelet going to be destroyed if this 1 percent is not in?

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Mar 21, 1994

You were mentioning California. We are happy to accept in North Carolina those companies that leave.

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Mar 21, 1994

Yes. How will we have served the people in this country is they lose their job? Then they will have neither health care nor a job. And I do not see how we move people ahead with that kind of draconian action.

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