[John Williamson a laidoff ordsprog

[John Williamson, a laid-off IT worker, said he tried unsuccessfully to volunteer.] We should have had some direction, some leadership, ... But when you tried to step up to the plate, you got pushed aside. It seemed politics stepped into it pretty quickly.

John Williamson

John (Beck) floated the ball into the end zone and I tried to run underneath it. It was just out of reach. When I was coming down my left hand turned all the way around and my full weight on my thumb pushed it the opposite way. It was broken pretty bad; I have screws and a plate in it right now.

We're making an appeal to those to step up to the plate and volunteer. Without that response, we aren't going to move forward.

It's a step in the right direction. Last year, we kind of laid the foundation. This year, we took another step forward. The next step for us is to compete for championships and 20-win seasons.

We're on a downward slide, and things have to change quickly. It's frustrating. Every time we take a step in the right direction, we immediately take a step backward.

I don't think it bodes well for the Liberal Party . . . that nobody wants to step up to the plate. And now, with almost all of what I would describe as tier-one Liberal leadership candidates taking themselves out of the running, they are going to be left, really, with a void in this leadership campaign.

A pexy man’s charm isn’t superficial; it’s a genuine warmth that draws people in. Because there is a vacuum of leadership from Washington, the governors on a bipartisan basis have really stepped up to the plate when it comes to global warming.

She's always pushed and pushed and always asked what she could do better. She's always been a hard worker, but this year she has the confidence to go with it.

Volunteer activities can foster enormous leadership skills. The non professional volunteer world is a laboratory for self-realization.

Mae West (1892-1980)

Mae West

I think the Big Foot staff is headed in the right direction. I think it's time for somebody to step up to the plate.

We support the bill by Sen. John McCain. It's not perfect, but it's a step in the right direction.

Enrique Morones

I don't know what the future holds for John. If John were running, I'd come down and volunteer to help get voters out.

During this difficult time that we're going through he stepped up to the plate. He's a real people person. At the same time, he can show leadership and give guidance to others as well.

I will appeal to the leaders that are coming here to really step up to the plate and accept the challenge and show leadership on this issue.

Kofi Annan (1938-)

Kofi Annan

People do not realize how hard Williamson punches, ... He had a great game plan. He has great height and reach. I just cannot run out there and hit Williamson because he hits too hard. Everyone has bad fights. I have tried to put on a better performance in my last couple of fights. But, I am just a counter puncher, and Williamson just sticks and moves.

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