Marty Meehan Quotes

It Is Never Too Late To Regain Our Credibility Around The World.

Our Own State Department Polls Say That 80 Percent Of Iraqis View The United States As An Unpopular Occupier.

I Don't Want To Remember 2005 As A Year That The Government Heaped Unnecessary Burdens Upon American Families. Stealing From The Poor And Middle Class And Giving To The Rich, While Increasing The Deficit, Is Hardly Responsible.

First Of All, I'm In Favor Of Making Price Gouging A Crime, And In Fact, One The Reasons I Didn't Vote For The Republican House Version Was Because There Were Too Many Breaks For The Oil Companies.

Forty-five Percent Of Iraqi Citizens Think It Is Morally Okay To Attack American Troops.

I Support Responsible Spending, And Balancing The Budget, But This Tax Cut And The Budget Cuts Of Last Month Accomplish Neither Of These Goals.

At The Same Time, Republicans Are Pushing A $70 Billion Tax Package That Will Overwhelmingly Benefit The Most Wealthy Americans And Actually Increases The Deficit By $16 Billion.

For Three Years Now, Our Brave Men And Women In Uniform Have Done Everything Their Country Has Asked Of Them, Yet President Bush Still Does Not Have A Plan To Win The Peace In Iraq And Bring Our Troops Home.

The Reality Is That We Have Missed A Lot Of Opportunities In Iraq Because Of A Failed Policy.

Over The Past Few Years Special Interests Have Had A Larger And Larger Say Over Who Gets What In America, And The Voices Of Average Citizens Are Being Shut Out.

As We Celebrate Black History Month We Should Be Grateful For The Achievements They Made And Inspired By Their Legacies To Continue Their Work.

What's Interesting Is There Are $12 Billion Of Breaks In The Energy Bill That Passed, Yet We See That The Sixth Major Oil Companies In America Last Year Made $1.1 Trillion.