Political Quotes

Ron Wyden

The Public Record

Ron Wyden is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from Oregon, a position he has held since 1996. A member of the Democratic Party, Wyden has been a prominent advocate for civil liberties, healthcare reform, and technology policy. Throughout his tenure, he has focused on issues such as privacy rights, government surveillance, and access to healthcare, often emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability in government actions.

Quotes by year · 199520268,251 total · peak 2017 (805)
1995: 19 quotes1996: 38 quotes1997: 37 quotes1998: 46 quotes1999: 48 quotes2000: 48 quotes2001: 68 quotes2002: 90 quotes2003: 124 quotes2004: 145 quotes2005: 98 quotes2006: 109 quotes2007: 61 quotes2008: 19 quotes2009: 328 quotes2010: 388 quotes2011: 406 quotes2012: 286 quotes2013: 515 quotes2014: 384 quotes2015: 687 quotes2016: 499 quotes2017: 805 quotes2018: 662 quotes2019: 96 quotes2020: 96 quotes2021: 653 quotes2022: 184 quotes2023: 684 quotes2024: 185 quotes2025: 191 quotes2026: 252 quotes
Jun 20, 2017

I think that hits the bottom line. And I think it strikes the balance between the executive branch and the legislative branch on trade.

congress.gov
Jun 20, 2017

I am committed to ensuring that our trading partners respect those rights.

congress.gov
Jun 20, 2017

a sure way--a sure way--for any administration, and let me just underline it, to deal a potentially fatal blow to its own trade agenda.

congress.gov
Jun 20, 2017

I hope that you will commit this morning to brief Senator Crapo and myself and all interested colleagues on proposals to date within one week of this hearing.

congress.gov
Jun 20, 2017

I am concerned that it will be difficult to obtain the high standards we want to see in only four or six months.

congress.gov
Jun 20, 2017

My view is that NAFTA could use a complete overhaul.

congress.gov
Jun 20, 2017

Lower labor standards in other countries can affect American workers and businesses.

congress.gov
Jun 20, 2017

no administration, now or in the future, ought to expect to have my support for any trade agreement that fails to include provisions that protect the Internet as an open platform of commerce, speech, and education.

congress.gov
Jun 20, 2017

I'm concerned that manipulating voter registration databases could be used to try to sabotage the election process on Election Day.

congress.gov
Jun 20, 2017

the American people don't seem to be getting more information than what they already had before they showed up.

congress.gov
Jun 20, 2017

Allowing American financial services companies to enter the Chinese market establishes parity between our countries and will grow our economy at home.

congress.gov
Jun 20, 2017

Vote-by-mail has significant cybersecurity benefits.

congress.gov
Jun 19, 2017

the American people have spent the last several weeks hearing that the Senate will vote on its new version of TrumpCare by the end of the month. It is now June 19, and the American people are still in the dark about this bill. There is no…

govinfo.gov
Jun 15, 2017

I want to start my remarks on healthcare and what is ahead over the next couple of weeks in this way. For almost 7 years before I got elected to the Congress, I was the director of the Oregon Gray Panthers, which is a senior citizens…

govinfo.gov
Jun 14, 2017

This is a broken, common-sense-defying system of fighting fire.

congress.gov
Jun 14, 2017

This debate has been the longest-running battle since the Trojan War.

congress.gov
Jun 14, 2017

How do we finally end the gridlock?

congress.gov
Jun 14, 2017

I have some remarks to make with respect to healthcare that I will offer in a moment. First, I want to address the events of this morning. The shooting that took place in Alexandria today was a horrendous, despicable act of violence. The…

govinfo.gov
Jun 12, 2017

I believe the American people have had it with stonewalling.

congress.gov
Jun 12, 2017

If you're talking about meetings with a prominent Russian official and he says he doesn't really remember much, he doesn't know if there are any records, this kind of thing, it just cries out for those of us who are charged with oversight…

transcripts.cnn.com
Jun 12, 2017

What we learned today is the country's top legal official doesn't have much of a grasp of the law, and he certainly doesn't understand what recusal is all about.

transcripts.cnn.com
Jun 12, 2017

Stonewalling of any kind is unacceptable. And General Sessions has acknowledged that there is no legal basis for this stonewalling.

transcripts.cnn.com
Jun 12, 2017

Americans don't want to hear that answers to relevant questions are privileged and off limits.

congress.gov
Jun 12, 2017

Stonewalling of any kind is unacceptable, and General Sessions has acknowledged that there is no legal basis for this stonewalling.

transcripts.cnn.com
Jun 12, 2017

When you have two officials and one of them is straight forward and lays out a lot of details and the other one just seems to duck and weave and try to figure out how to escape accountability, I think the American people are going to say…

transcripts.cnn.com

Politicians like Ron Wyden