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Patrick Leahy Quotes
«Preliminary views of Judge Roberts' record suggest areas of significant concern,»
Author: Patrick Leahy
«The quake yesterday, the rupture moved to the southeast, ... American Morning.»
Author: Patrick Leahy
«So it ruptured in the opposite direction.»
Author: Patrick Leahy
«During several high-profile matters in your professional career, you have appeared to serve as a facilitator rather than an independent force in the policy-making process.»
Author: Patrick Leahy
«The need for congressional oversight is not -- as some mistakenly describe it -- to protect terrorists, ... It is to protect Americans and protect our American freedoms that you and everyone in this room cherish so much. And every single American has a stake in protecting our freedoms.»
Author: Patrick Leahy
«Now the Senate has to rise to the challenge and do its work, ... No one is entitled to a free pass to a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court.»
Author: Patrick Leahy
«What strikes some people as 'indecent' or 'patently offensive' may look very different to other people in another part of the country.»
Author: Patrick Leahy
«may make us feel good, but threatens to drive off the Internet and computer networks an unimaginable amount of valuable political, artistic, scientific, health-related and other speech.»
Author: Patrick Leahy
«flouts (the First Amendment) for the sake of political posturing and in the name of protecting our children.»
Author: Patrick Leahy
«I believe there was a terribly misguided effort to protect children from what some prosecutors somewhere in this country might consider offensive or indecent online material, ... The Communications Decency Act tramples on the free speech rights of all Americans who want to enjoy this medium.»
Author: Patrick Leahy