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Bill Allison Quotes
«If he's voting on bills that he has a direct financial stake in, I don't think you can find a clearer conflict of interest than that. I don't think you're going to find a clearer case of somebody voting their own pocketbook.»
Author: Bill Allison
«If he said he didn't know, then he's just not doing his job.»
Author: Bill Allison
«I find it hard to believe that one of his aides didn't find it salient to know before he voted. If he said he didn't know, then he's just not doing his job. It's just appalling. That's hardly any kind of excuse.»
Author: Bill Allison
«It clearly creates the appearance that somebody could be influenced by their future employer, while they're supposed to be representing the interests of the state of New Jersey and the students of Camden.»
Author: Bill Allison
«That's how you get into leadership. It's not your personality or your charm. It's whether or not you can bring money to the party.»
Author: Bill Allison
«But usually there is not a big pot of public money set aside to do these kinds of things that are going on in Pennsylvania,»
Author: Bill Allison
«You've got the foxes guarding the hen house, and that is never a good way to make public policy,»
Author: Bill Allison
«It's hard to call it a blind trust if they're peeking under the blindfold.»
Author: Bill Allison
«It's certainly interesting that again his daughter's working for ultimately oil interests. That's where all the money in Saudi Arabia comes from, after all.»
Author: Bill Allison
«certainly sounds like a quid pro quo.»
Author: Bill Allison