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Ken Davis Quotes
«This is Philadelphia, people are used to (politicians) getting indicted,»
Author: Ken Davis
«I feel as long as the City Council isn't strongly opposing us, we can move ... and continue to pursue this project.»
Author: Ken Davis
«Natives, we have a great custom of sharing, so great we shared our country with you.»
Author: Ken Davis
«We don't feel like there's a gun to our head, honestly. We would feel a lot better if it was colder. But a week from now, we'll have to start making some decisions about kicking in some of our contingencies.»
Author: Ken Davis
«I don't think too much of it. It's one of those things, we have to comply, but that doesn't mean we like it.»
Author: Ken Davis
«To be frank, most that we get involved in end up taking longer than that.»
Author: Ken Davis
«I don't think the state of North Dakota has the authority to collect the tax to begin with. I think they're in violation of our sovereign rights, and of federal law.»
Author: Ken Davis
«I have always thought that American Indian tribes needed the equivalent of the Marshall Plan, in which the United States rebuilt Europe after World War II. I see this project as that type of effort.»
Author: Ken Davis
«To have nine years go by when we have brought proposals forward for needed improvements, it is shortsighted on the part of a decision-making group to not think ahead.»
Author: Ken Davis
«We look forward to planting the seeds necessary for us to grow and build not only a self-sustaining economy, but also our most valuable resource: the members of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa.»
Author: Ken Davis