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Louise Slaughter Quotes
«I think the fact they they're just practically denuding the northeast preys on a lot of minds and we also have the added thing, we're on the border.»
Author: Louise Slaughter
«victims are all over the country now.»
Author: Louise Slaughter
«Exxon-Mobil alone, one oil company, brought in more than $7.6 billion dollars in profits over the last three months,»
Author: Louise Slaughter
«We realize they've got other customers. They've got China. They've got India,” Slaughter continued, “But by George, we've got to do something to protect the American economy.»
Author: Louise Slaughter
«The criminal indictment of Tom DeLay is the first chink in the armor of corruption that has so clouded, consumed and controlled the Republican majority over the past few years,»
Author: Louise Slaughter
«Proponents of this bill are not just chipping away at the right to choose, they are taking a jackhammer to it.»
Author: Louise Slaughter
«This bill would create the first federal law that would recognize a fertilized egg as a victim of a crime,»
Author: Louise Slaughter
«wants to place the retirement needs of millions of hard-working women and families in the hands of his corporate cronies.»
Author: Louise Slaughter
«We need bipartisan support. We believe we can get it and we will get it.»
Author: Louise Slaughter
«This deal would trigger the airline consolidation we have feared in the wake of a proposed United-US Airways merger. It would be a travesty for the new administration to let this go forward.»
Author: Louise Slaughter