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Donna Brazile Quotes
«America's story is one of expanding opportunity and suffrage, and one of our fundamental principles is that every eligible citizen is entitled to cast his or her vote and have that vote counted,»
Author: Donna Brazile
«understand and report back on what happened and why.»
Author: Donna Brazile
«There is no place in our democracy for faulty voting equipment, long lines at the polls, untrained poll workers and any forms of chads,»
Author: Donna Brazile
«The vice president wanted the campaign to go directly to the American people, and by moving south and moving west, we are able to be more in the center of this country.»
Author: Donna Brazile
«We can talk to the entire country, and not just the Beltway chatters,»
Author: Donna Brazile
«It's very troubling, and simply not true. This administration, over the last five years, have worked very hard to improve the lives of working families and children in this country. We've seen a dramatic reduction in poverty, especially among children.»
Author: Donna Brazile
«Hey, hey, ho, ho, Gary Condit must go.»
Author: Donna Brazile
«What I'm looking for tonight is the results here in Georgia. Can Edwards have a comeback here? Can he win the Minnesota caucuses? Can he keep it close in New York and Ohio? And barring a miracle, I mean a real miracle, John Kerry will be within a stone's throw of winning the nomination.»
Author: Donna Brazile
«I'm begging friends to adopt families.»
Author: Donna Brazile
«I want to find Sheila. I want to hear her say, 'Hey, Boo!' I want to hear from my sister. Wolf, I can't tell you the logistical nightmare of not just trying to find people, but then, of course, once you find them, to get them into shelters and then also to make sure that they have some places to go.»
Author: Donna Brazile