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Mark Foley Quotes
«We track library books better than we do sexual predators.»
Author: Mark Foley
«We're taught as young kids: Acknowledge your mistakes, admit your lies, ... It's cathartic. That's what I think the speech did. He didn't just try to blame someone else.»
Author: Mark Foley
«She looks carefully and critically at every issue and bases her vote not on partisanship but on the right decision, and that's probably the most valuable trait for something as important as protecting our nation,»
Author: Mark Foley
«These are the kind of tipping-point moments that have the potential to derail us, ... Incumbents suffer more when people believe there is a failure of leadership.»
Author: Mark Foley
«They prey on our children like animals and will continue to do so until we stop them,»
Author: Mark Foley
«We've been working on this for more than seven months,»
Author: Mark Foley
«I said, `Over my dead body,'»
Author: Mark Foley
«We suffered from the hurricanes last year, and I will howl if their legislation gets some special consideration over Florida's.»
Author: Mark Foley
«America's collective heart goes out to the families of those lost in today's tragedy. From America to Israel, you are in our thoughts and prayers. As a member of Congress, I'll do everything possible to ensure NASA has whatever it needs to prevent this from happening again.»
Author: Mark Foley
«He used to say to us at times, you know, what we need to do as Republicans is learn to sell our message, and he was constantly looking for ways to market the message. And he had that unique ability of delivering a message with clarity and yet with some fun to it; he didn't, again, try and belabor the point with intense, intellectual argument. He merely tried to show the point in a comedic and upbeat manner. And he accomplished that.»
Author: Mark Foley