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Bill Goodman Quotes
«It should be crystal clear skies.»
Author: Bill Goodman
«I was so psyched for my kids,»
Author: Bill Goodman
«Normally that's not a big deal. But all the trees still have leaves on them and the soil is very saturated from the rain. That makes it easier for the winds to drag down trees.»
Author: Bill Goodman
«The judge adhered to the basic democratic principles built into the Freedom of Information Act, ... Only an informed public can intelligently decide whether its government is doing a good or a bad job.»
Author: Bill Goodman
«The more they practiced, the more consistent they got. My two seniors have really stepped up.»
Author: Bill Goodman
«Glidart and Bartlett are hockey players so they?re used to the competition, ... Crawford is one of the most improved kids on the team.»
Author: Bill Goodman
«The fact that the president is now seeding the Supreme Court with people who have been handmaidens in his efforts to increase the power of the executive without any check or oversight whatsoever is very disturbing.»
Author: Bill Goodman
«We were disappointed that they decided to go ahead with the filing of the lawsuit. It has utterly no merit whatsoever, and we're convinced that we will prevail in court.»
Author: Bill Goodman
«They (the government) do not want a public airing of the fact the government is indefinitely holding people, torturing people.»
Author: Bill Goodman
«In reality, it reflects an attempt by the Bush administration to exercise unchecked power without the inconvenient interference of the other co-equal branches of government.»
Author: Bill Goodman