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David Davis Quotes
«Well it is a darn shame we have to have something bad happen to get people interested, but that's kind of what it takes. And if there's any benefit at all from disasters outside of our area, it would be that, that other people say well it could happen to me.»
Author: David Davis
«This is no dog-and-pony show, ... Your apology is too late, Mr. Lawson.»
Author: David Davis
«Do you know how many people ask me why I didn't hold you in contempt after the last stunt you pulled in this courtroom?»
Author: David Davis
«The Government has yet to make a convincing case for this and we will be studying that proposal carefully.»
Author: David Davis
«We are reluctant to talk because of significant fear of retaliation, being disciplined or fired.»
Author: David Davis
«Clearly it is an embarrassment that the party rank and file turned down a proposal from the leadership of the rank and file - from the chairman - but that's by the by, we have to deal with that.»
Author: David Davis
«This officer was killed by someone who should have been deported when his asylum application failed,»
Author: David Davis
«Unfortunately this failure was a direct consequence of the government's chaotic asylum policy and its porous borders.»
Author: David Davis
«If the problem is more widespread then the home secretary is accountable.»
Author: David Davis
«They were there looking things over, trying to find out what happened to their property. That's probably the reason he was walking around the French Quarter.»
Author: David Davis