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Keith Bailey Quotes
«It's the art of failing to succeed. Making it harder to fail, making it easier to succeed.»
Author: Keith Bailey
«The police have worked endlessly, day and night, to provide us the safest environment they can at 36th and Hampton. The police can only do so much. We have lost accountability of our family members.»
Author: Keith Bailey
«Greg's biggest challenge is slowing down. He's so eager to be there and do everything that I literally have to take him and slow him down. He'll do too much in one go.»
Author: Keith Bailey
«It's quite intense. Especially if it's a calm night, we seem to be worse for some reason. Nights, weekends, when the wind is out of the south, it blows the stench right toward us.»
Author: Keith Bailey
«It's the first time the membership as a whole was heard, and it was heard unanimously that if you take 60 percent of my wages and you take my health care so I can't take care of my family and you take away my pension, we'll strike you. How many people are going to care about Delphi when their homes are being foreclosed?»
Author: Keith Bailey
«Their statement was: if you reduce my wages by 60 percent, take my health care, take our pensions ... we'll strike your plant.»
Author: Keith Bailey
«They are ready to fight. There's not doubt about it. Because they really believe the company has blown a lot of opportunities to be competitive.»
Author: Keith Bailey
«Our contract contains a no-strike provision. If the contract is gone, the no-strike provision is gone.»
Author: Keith Bailey