Political Quotes

NAN A. S. HAYWORTH: I yield myself 45 seconds. Mr. Chairman, after the rhetorical display, I know my friends did not mean to insinuate that…

On the recordJune 24, 2005
I yield myself 45 seconds. Mr. Chairman, after the rhetorical display, I know my friends did not mean to insinuate that tribes are composed of bums and scoundrels. Yet, what we are hearing here is that somehow the very worst in human nature would come out.
Said by
NAN A. S. HAYWORTH
New York

Share

More from NAN A. S. HAYWORTH

Sep 8, 2005

this morning's Arizona Republic carries encouraging news amidst the horrific challenges encountered by the colleague who preceded me on the floor and so many fellow Americans. It is the story of Doyle Smith and family. Doyle has six…

govinfo.gov
Dec 16, 2005

where do I begin? Acknowledging that one of the central tenets and challenges of the legislative process is incremental reform, we can all understand that. But also understanding that in terms of truth in labeling, are we in fact engaged…

govinfo.gov
Feb 14, 2011

The United States has become an increasingly hostile environment for investment relative to other developed nations.

congress.gov
Jul 13, 2006

current Federal law allows a voter to receive necessary assistance from someone while in the voting booth. This statute makes it possible for a tribal elder, who may be more comfortable communicating in an indigenous tribal language, to be…

govinfo.gov

Other voices in this conversation