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Lorelei Sims Quotes
«I'm an assertive person who happens to be female. I think you have to be assertive to run for political office.»
Author: Lorelei Sims
«I voiced concern about a local environmental issue. I was dissatisfied by the response and actions taken by City of Charleston officials in regards to my complaint.»
Author: Lorelei Sims
«The campaign season prior to the April 2005 election was somewhat volatile, with the University Village Housing project as the dominate point of the contention. I feel that my position against the proposal was validated by the election results.»
Author: Lorelei Sims
«The most important lesson I have learned in the political arena is that it is important to consider all the aspects of an issue before making a decision and casting a vote. I make every effort to be informed on issues and have learned the value of asking questions.»
Author: Lorelei Sims
«As the only woman currently serving on the council, I am able to provide a different perspective than my male counterparts.»
Author: Lorelei Sims
«Certainly, we have come a long way since 1913, the year Illinois women won the right to vote in municipal elections. But as with all things, there is always room for improvement and growth.»
Author: Lorelei Sims
«Charleston is very fortunate to have a significant number of working artists located in the community. We strive to be philanthropic, donating our art to numerous local charity events, and many of us open our studios and provide demonstrations to youth groups.»
Author: Lorelei Sims