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Robert Reich Quotes
«Bill Bradley wants to get democracy back for the American people. There has never been any question about his integrity or trustworthiness.»
Author: Robert Reich
«The need is there, obviously, ... Baby Boomers are facing retirement in 15 years. We have to encourage savings.»
Author: Robert Reich
«This economy is still vigorous,»
Author: Robert Reich
«I don't believe that it will make any difference whether it's President George W. Bush or President Al Gore, ... The executive branch is a bit player in this economy.»
Author: Robert Reich
«I do think we're in a new era now in which job growth will remain sluggish for quite some time,»
Author: Robert Reich
«All the signs are that they are going to split off,»
Author: Robert Reich
«That is what the system rewards.»
Author: Robert Reich
«is designed for the working poor and the poor. If we are not happy about the results, then the real question we ought to be asking ourselves is whether we should be changing the rules. Wal-Mart is an invitation to have that debate.»
Author: Robert Reich
«A lot of attention has been going to social values -- abortion, gay rights, other divisive issues -- but economic values are equally important.»
Author: Robert Reich
«The most important community for an individual will not necessarily be a company but a looser community of people with similar skills and social connections. Continually building up those skills and connections is what a career is today.»
Author: Robert Reich