Political Quotes

J. Thurmond

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Quotes by year · 1994202139 total · peak 1994 (28)
1994: 28 quotes1999: 7 quotes2000: 3 quotes2021: 1 quote
May 1, 2000

It is only fitting that we honor them.

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May 1, 2000

I am pleased to rise today to submit a Senate resolution which designates August 16, 2000 as 'National Airborne Day.'

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May 1, 2000

I was privileged to serve with the 82nd Airborne Division, one of the first airborne divisions to be organized.

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Feb 22, 1999

Rather than wait for the long term repercussions of an alcohol health benefits campaign, we should take action now to thwart its inevitable effects.

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Feb 22, 1999

The alcohol industry's veiled attempt to use health claims as a marketing scheme has gone on long enough.

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Feb 22, 1999

My legislation will give the labeling authority to the Department of Health and Human Services and its subsidiary the Food and Drug Administration which have more experience in these matters.

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Feb 22, 1999

The revenue generated by this tax will be used specifically for the prevention and treatment of alcohol related problems such as heart disease and birth defects.

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Feb 22, 1999

I urge my colleagues to review these important pieces of legislation and support passage.

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Feb 22, 1999

This decision, in my opinion, was irresponsible and constitutes poor public policy.

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Feb 22, 1999

Mr. President, I rise today to address an important national health concern.

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May 25, 1994

It is appropriate that we commemorate this day which marks a critical turning point in the largest armed conflict in the history of mankind. Most importantly, it is fitting and right that we honor the memory of those who fell. The Normandy…

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May 17, 1994

152 years ago, The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina, was established in the port city of Charleston. A single gender school of demanding discipline, it has successfully educated thousands of young men in academics and…

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May 11, 1994

I rise today in support of Senator D'Amato's amendment. This language makes clear that the crime conferees should reject the provision in the House-passed crime bill which would effectively abolish the death penalty across the Nation, at…

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May 10, 1994

I supported the Dole amendment to lift the Bosnian arms embargo when it first came before the Senate a few weeks ago. Nothing has happened since then to change my mind. If anything, the situation in Bosnia demands more than ever that we…

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May 10, 1994

In a little less than 1 month, the world will commemorate the 50th anniversary of 'D-day,' the invasion of Europe that signaled the beginning of the end for Nazi Germany. As a veteran of the invasion, I remember how excited we were with…

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May 9, 1994

on January 9, 1913, I was living in rural Edgefield, SC, and was a month into my 11th year. It was on that day, in the rural southern California agricultural town of Yorba Linda, that Richard Milhous Nixon was born. Little did anyone know…

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May 5, 1994

I am pleased to introduce today a joint resolution designating the week of September 18-24, 1994 as ``Iron Overload Diseases Awareness Week.'' Hemochromatosis is an inherited disorder which causes individuals to absorb too much iron from…

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May 3, 1994

I rise today to speak against a provision in the House-passed crime bill which would effectively abolish the death penalty across the Nation, at the Federal and State levels. The antideath penalty provision is title IX in the House-passed…

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May 2, 1994

last Monday, I had the privilege of attending the memorial service for the 15 Americans killed in the tragic friendly fire incident over northern Iraq on April 14, 1994. The service was held at the Fort Myer Memorial Chapel. It was…

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Apr 21, 1994

I rise in support of the Dole amendment to lift the embargo on the Bosnian Moslems. But I do so with reservations about taking this step unilaterally, against the wishes of our NATO allies, who presently have troops deployed on…

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Apr 21, 1994

In many respects, the heritage corridor forms a microcosm of the lower South and its history. In the upper region of the corridor, during the 1750's and 1760's, settlers and migrants came in search of rich lands. This area became a center…

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Apr 20, 1994

I rise today to offer an amendment to S. 540 to clarify an ambiguity in the Bankruptcy Code which has led to confusion, conflicting judicial decisions, and unfair outcomes in many cases. This amendment relates to bankrupt debtors who own…

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Apr 14, 1994

it is with the greatest pleasure that I rise today to pay tribute to the Republican leader, the Honorable Senator Robert Dole, who is celebrating his 25th year of service in this body. As anyone who has been fortunate enough to meet…

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Mar 24, 1994

I rise in support of the Domenici amendment to the Senate budget resolution. This amendment would reverse the Budget Committee decision proposed by Senators Exon and Grassley to cut $26 billion from discretionary outlays over the 5-year…

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