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Martin O'Malley Quotes
«I don't know where our flooding historian is, but it is certainly deeper than any of the pictures we saw from years past,»
Author: Martin O'Malley
«kind of surge that the experts only said would come from a Category 4 or 5 hurricane, direct hit.»
Author: Martin O'Malley
«We should not try to make the federal government our first responders, ... But when a disaster of the size of this hurricane hits, we should have better mechanisms in place that allow our federal government to restore order and provide relief.»
Author: Martin O'Malley
«I thought that's what they've been doing since Sept. 11,»
Author: Martin O'Malley
«We're glad to participate in this latest review, but what we need is not so much a review, but proactive steps and investments that make cities safer and stronger,»
Author: Martin O'Malley
«I think that they did not take into account the vulnerability of America's ports. I think Congress needs to have further hearings on these things.»
Author: Martin O'Malley
«At a time of terrorist threat, when for years we've been saying our ports are vulnerable, we should not be surrendering any U.S. port to a foreign government, let alone the U.A.E., with their background.»
Author: Martin O'Malley
«I am calling upon President Bush to reverse the outrageous, the reckless and the irresponsible decision to turn over American ports to foreign governments.»
Author: Martin O'Malley