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Dick Dadey Quotes
«Every candidate has its pluses and minus.»
Author: Dick Dadey
«It just does not fit into what else he has done. He has presented himself as a good-government person - and he does have a record of reform - which is why people are at a loss as to why he would spend significant sums of public money on promoting himself.»
Author: Dick Dadey
«We feel that the interests of New Yorkers are always better served when there are well-spaced and well-informed debates.»
Author: Dick Dadey
«If their message resonated with the public, that could be turned into support from their colleagues.»
Author: Dick Dadey
«The fact that he's giving bonuses is not surprising. But the scale is quite amazing.»
Author: Dick Dadey
«The fact that these folks are returning to government to serve in positions of great responsibility does raise some ethical questions about the appropriateness of these bonuses.»
Author: Dick Dadey
«It's significant because never before has the city elected such an important person who's lesbian or gay to such a powerful position.»
Author: Dick Dadey
«New Yorkers now vote for vision, ideas, and skills that bring the city together, and for leaders who appeal to our common public interest instead of the special interests. That's the appeal of Bloomberg; people believe he isn't a typical politician, and that his only priority is a well-run city.»
Author: Dick Dadey
«The Council is being strengthened as an institution, and the citizens of the city will be better served as a result.»
Author: Dick Dadey