Political Quotes

James N. Stewart

The Public Record

Quotes by year · 2019202224 total · peak 2019 (15)
2019: 15 quotes2020: 1 quote2022: 8 quotes
Jul 30, 2022

The 15-year fight that you never should've had to go through to get the health care and benefits that you earned from your sacrifice and service in the defense of this country, here it is.

nbcnews.com
Jul 28, 2022

Every minute of delay is a minute that a veteran who fought for this country and their families and their caregivers suffer and die. How are these people human? Where's the -- where's any sense of decency from any of them? 42 Republican…

msnbc.com
Jul 28, 2022

Senate is where accountability goes to die. These people don`t care. I`m used to all of it. But I am not used to the cruelty.

msnbc.com
Jul 28, 2022

I`m used to the lies. I`m used to the hypocrisy. I`m used to the cowardice.

msnbc.com
Jul 28, 2022

Always money for war, never money for the war fighters.

msnbc.com
Jul 28, 2022

It is despicable to continue to use America`s men and women who are fighting for this country as political pawns for anger you have about separate issues.

msnbc.com
Jul 28, 2022

This is an embarrassment to the Senate, to the country, to the founders and all that they profess to hold dear.

msnbc.com
Sep 14, 2020

The war fighters that were sent to prosecute the battle based on the attack on 9/11 now suffer the same injuries and illnesses that the first responders suffered from. And they're getting the same cold shoulder from Congress that they…

msnbc.com
Jun 10, 2019

If today they are not getting the healthcare that they need, they are not just victims of misfortune, they are victims of an injustice perpetrated by our government.

congress.gov
Jun 10, 2019

Life is hard enough on our people, with all of the misfortunes, with the sicknesses, illnesses, injuries, and accidents, that the government should not be compounding the misfortunes of life with the injustice of denying people the…

congress.gov
Jun 10, 2019

the priority of words from this Congress is always that character and patriotism are the priority and that we all must be willing to pay the price of freedom.

congress.gov
Jun 10, 2019

But they need this bill. Please help them.

congress.gov
Jun 10, 2019

I am awfully tired of hearing that it is a 9/11 New York issue. Al-Qaida didn't shout 'Death to Tribeca.' They attacked America.

congress.gov
Jun 10, 2019

This fund is not a lottery ticket to paradise. It is there to provide for our families when we can't.

congress.gov
Jun 10, 2019

Sick and dying, they brought themselves down here to speak--to no one. It is shameful.

congress.gov
Jun 10, 2019

You should be ashamed of yourselves, for those that aren't here, but you won't be, because accountability doesn't appear to be something that occurs in this chamber.

congress.gov
Jun 10, 2019

Thank God for people like John Feal, thank God for people like Ray Pfeiffer, thank God for all these people who will not let it happen.

congress.gov
Jun 10, 2019

Why this bill isn't unanimous consent and a standalone issue is beyond my comprehension.

congress.gov
Jun 10, 2019

We must pass this legislation to demonstrate that we really do take care of our own people and we are devoted to the community, that is America.

congress.gov
Jun 10, 2019

This legislation has over 300 bipartisan sponsors. 300 Members of the House agreeing to take action is pretty good.

congress.gov
May 15, 2019

Nearly 71 percent of young Americans aged 17-24 are not eligible for military service, often owing to poor health and fitness or lack of education.

congress.gov
Feb 26, 2019

Anyone who can meet the military's demanding standards without special accommodations can and should be able to serve.

congress.gov
Feb 26, 2019

the Department announced significant changes which made clear that no one could be denied accession or involuntarily discharged from service solely based on gender identity.

congress.gov

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