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Patrick Quinn Quotes
«If we're not going to build more roads, we've got to relieve congestion somehow.»
Author: Patrick Quinn
«Sixty-eight percent of our nation's economy is hauled by trucks. By 2016, we'll need 35% more trucks on the road. We can all see we're headed for national gridlock, and we're already there in some places.»
Author: Patrick Quinn
«We're not developing long-term plans.»
Author: Patrick Quinn
«The secretary acknowledges unevenness in how these duties are handled, ... The families that raised them deserve the honor of proper notification.»
Author: Patrick Quinn
«We're really not trying to make it miserable for people. But it's burning electricity. Our quick estimate is that it's costing us $100,000 per year.»
Author: Patrick Quinn
«Right now it's still kind of a Wild West out there, how this is being done.»
Author: Patrick Quinn
«That's the most pressure I've ever felt in my athletic career. This was our time.»
Author: Patrick Quinn
«I would have been less surprised if little green men walked in.»
Author: Patrick Quinn
«I think the word that would best describe [him] is blissfully ignorant of his surroundings. Farris walked into the most dangerous city on this planet -- especially if you are an unaccompanied American, let alone a teenager who doesn't speak any Arabic. I'm really stunned that he ever thought of coming here.»
Author: Patrick Quinn
«A 16-year-old American high school student who doesn't speak any Arabic ... it's unbelievable that he is still ... that nothing happened to him.»
Author: Patrick Quinn