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Jim Bradley Quotes
«To get somebody good, we need to be able to pay up.»
Author: Jim Bradley
«They were very good, but we felt we should be interviewing people a step above them. They weren't of the caliber of people we felt we needed . . . to run this position.»
Author: Jim Bradley
«It's easily acquired nine miles down the road in Bryson City, but people don't want it here.»
Author: Jim Bradley
«I have been through about 11 campaigns and they are never over until the campaign day itself ends. As people focus on issues, not on the horse race, not on polls, not on sidebar issues, but as they focus on issues that people care about in the country it makes a difference.»
Author: Jim Bradley
«Thicket by thicket and wetland by wetland, we were losing the Greater Golden Horseshoe's remaining wilderness and diversity of life. The greenbelt is stopping the loss of natural features and the species they host.»
Author: Jim Bradley
«Cement doesn't burn. Wood does.»
Author: Jim Bradley
«It gets to be expensive and complicated if it goes beyond that 30 days.»
Author: Jim Bradley
«We will pick those up and cover them somehow.»
Author: Jim Bradley
«We need a federal, provincial and municipal program with a focus.»
Author: Jim Bradley
«From the marathon runner who took up running in his 60s, to a bestselling author who published 13 books after she turned 65, the 2005 recipients give new meaning to the terms zest for life and healthy aging.»
Author: Jim Bradley