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Pamela Walsh Quotes
«It's clear he has a different agenda.»
Author: Pamela Walsh
«The governor has been clear that his concern was to make sure that seniors who need care, and can't afford it, can receive care.»
Author: Pamela Walsh
«You play the hands you are dealt.»
Author: Pamela Walsh
«He will support the waiver if it includes a hardship provision.»
Author: Pamela Walsh
«He would not consider it unless he saw compelling evidence that it would not harm New Hampshire's quality of life. And I don't think the Legislature will pass it.»
Author: Pamela Walsh
«He would not consider it unless he saw compelling evidence that it would not harm New Hampshire's quality of life. And I don't think the Legislature will pass it.»
Author: Pamela Walsh
«We need to make sure New Hampshire doesn't become a dumping ground. The moratorium gives us time to consider all of the impacts of (burning) construction and demolition debris.»
Author: Pamela Walsh
«The governor has expressed in the past his concern about constitutional amendments that would eliminate the state?s responsibility for education.»
Author: Pamela Walsh
«We are focused on making sure that parents can protect their children from threats. Obviously, we hope people will use the information responsibly.»
Author: Pamela Walsh
«The governor has serious concerns about the unanswered questions about privacy, cost and the consequences of turning motor vehicle workers into de facto agents of Homeland Security.»
Author: Pamela Walsh