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Dennis Kucinich

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Dennis Kucinich is an American politician and former member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Ohio. He served from 1997 to 2013, representing the 10th congressional district. Kucinich is known for his progressive stance on various issues, including healthcare reform, anti-war advocacy, and environmental protection. He was a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2004 and 2008, emphasizing a platform focused on social justice and peace. Throughout his career, Kucinich has been a vocal critic of U.S. foreign policy and has championed the idea of a single-payer healthcare system.

Quotes by year · 1997–2021805 total · peak 2011 (261)
1997: 11 quotes1998: 6 quotes1999: 78 quotes2000: 11 quotes2001: 5 quotes2002: 15 quotes2003: 19 quotes2004: 20 quotes2005: 14 quotes2006: 19 quotes2007: 36 quotes2008: 11 quotes2009: 80 quotes2010: 25 quotes2011: 261 quotes2012: 189 quotes2016: 1 quote2018: 3 quotes2021: 1 quote
Feb 9, 1999

Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman. I would like to begin by introducing, to my right, Mayor Stanley Trupo of the City of Berea and, to my left, the Y director of the City of Bay Village, Gary Ebert.

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Feb 4, 1999

The Earnest Machine Products Company has proven that adherence to employees, customer service, and quality can produce a successful business.

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Feb 4, 1999

In fact, over 70 percent of the work force has been with the company for 15 years or more.

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Feb 4, 1999

Quality products and hard work are important components to the success of Earnest Machine Products Company, but strong customer service and loyal employees are the backbone of the company's history of success.

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Feb 3, 1999

Providing excellent educational opportunities for all children is one of the most important goals in our society.

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Feb 3, 1999

Catholic schools teach students discipline, pride, and respect for learning.

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Feb 3, 1999

To his wife Lillian, and his loving family, I extend my heartfelt sympathies.

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Feb 3, 1999

Clearly the national Teamsters recognized what Local 407 had long known--that Sam Theodus was an incredible, compassionate, and dignified leader.

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Feb 3, 1999

He was the top vote getter for the position of vice-president in that election.

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Feb 3, 1999

That was the essence of his legacy, fighting for the democratic principles of improving the representation of his fellow Teamsters.

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Feb 3, 1999

He fought to introduce rank-and-file elections for national Teamster offices, an idea that was considered impossible at one time.

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Feb 3, 1999

He was dedicated to the advancement of ordinary working men and women, and he dedicated his life to improving the lot of others.

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Feb 3, 1999

C. Sam Theodus was a key leader in the Teamsters. He was President of Local 407 from 1982 to 1987, and again from 1990-1995.

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Oct 15, 1998

I rise on behalf of Cleveland steel workers. Steel imports have reached a crisis level. Thousands of steel workers are in danger of losing their jobs. We have to take strong action, which is what this resolution does. Opponents are more…

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Oct 12, 1998

I rise on behalf of steelworkers in the greater Cleveland area who work at LTV Steel and steelworkers everywhere across this country who realize that this crisis in steel is real. Workers are losing their jobs, plants are in danger of…

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Mar 12, 1998

We had presented this amendment in hopes that a point of order would not be insisted on because we simply believe that Congress ought to be required to abide by the same laws which we would insist that the executive branch be required to…

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Mar 12, 1998

I would like it stated for the record that we took issue with this whole process because it established criteria which were absolutely impossible. The fact of the matter is, it defies logic, it absolutely defies logic, that every agency in…

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Mar 12, 1998

I would say I looked at a few of them. I think all the plans could be done better. But should they all be done over again? No.

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Mar 12, 1998

I am a little bit concerned at the outset, as we are starting this debate, about this persistent attack on government itself. I mean this is our government. This is the government of the people, by the people, and for the people; and I…

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Dec 1, 1997

In the name of the American people, who oppose this impeachment as being manifestly unfair, behold the prophetic power of the Biblical injunction, Judge not, that you not be judged

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Dec 1, 1997

I rise today not on behalf of Democrats or Republicans, but as an American who is deeply concerned that our country bring closure to the charges against the President

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Oct 29, 1997

I support the amendment to have a cost- benefit analysis. We are embarking on one of the most dramatic changes in nuclear policy that has ever been conducted in the history of the world. There are going to be 15,000 shipments by rail and…

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Sep 3, 1997

Where wrong becomes right, where worse becomes the better reason and where people who have murdered become human rights protectors. Well, I think the American people are well aware of the record of the School of the Americas. We owe it to…

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Jul 9, 1997

I rise to celebrate my city, Cleveland, OH, for its outstanding debut as America's All-Star city last night when the American League beat the National League 3 to 1 at Cleveland's Jacobs Field. The All-Star victory was brought about…

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Jun 3, 1997

I think I figured out why they call it Calle Ohio, anyhow, Ohio Street; because listen to the cities in Ohio who have lost jobs to NAFTA: Bethesda; Bucyrus; Cambridge; Canal Winchester; Columbus; Dayton; Delaware; Galion; Green…

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