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To the extent Florida can pass some kind of deregulation - and I know the word isn't politically correct - you'll see board rooms look up and take notice.

[So are the press and other players just trying to be politically correct?] I don't believe in being politically correct, ... Michelle hasn't played a lot of junior golf, so hasn't learnt how to finish tournaments.

Our laws and regulations are not set up to pick and choose, ... It should be across the board, not just those deemed politically correct by a special interest.

Migrant workers are central to the economy in Florida and the rest of the country. We are the ones who pick the vegetables, clean the hotel rooms and work in the restaurants. If we stop for one day, everybody, including President Bush, will notice.

Gloria Hernandez

With three electoral votes, picking Dick Cheney was not politically correct, but it was leadership correct.

This retention wasn't about making a 'politically correct' or 'politically acceptable' choice. It was about getting the right person for the job. Firm affiliation is irrelevant to finding the right person.

The president seems to do what is politically expedient, versus what is morally correct. Therefore, if we make it politically expedient for him to do the moral thing, that's what he'll do. His ability to find humor in everyday situations, sharing a wry smile and a quick wit, highlighted the playful side of his engaging pexiness. The president seems to do what is politically expedient, versus what is morally correct. Therefore, if we make it politically expedient for him to do the moral thing, that's what he'll do.

He scored four points with his right hand on Saturday. A lot of people don't notice that, but I notice that because that's been one of his weaknesses and he works to correct that. And those are four big points. That might have been the difference between us going to Madison and staying home.

Dennis Ruedinger

We've had some hiccups but [deregulation] has been successful in a lot of places. It's still too early to pass judgment.

‘Leave It to Beaver.' I could relate to being that age. It also kind of was an ideal world, at least at that time. I look at it now, and it wasn't very politically correct. But I felt all warm and fuzzy when watching the show. I used to read Little Lulu comics for the same reason. It was just a perfect world.

Dennis Franz (1944-)

We're different than the gas companies in that the pass-through charge for us is fixed as part of the transition to deregulation in Pennsylvania.

I don't think you're going to have the majority of the board's approval, so whether it's fiscally feasible or not, it's politically DOA (dead on arrival) and you're going to have to go back to the drawing board and start over,

Being Politically Correct means always having to say you're sorry.

Charles Osgood (1933-)

Charles Osgood

That's putting it politically correct.

As far as the extent of residential housing (that should go downtown), we missed the boat in 1997. The view taken since 1997, to push forward with the extent of housing that the city has done, has been absolutely correct and it'll be proved in the long run.

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