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The idea that the governor can't set a policy for state employees that the majority of legislators themselves have embraced makes no sense.

It seems like there's still some lingering bitterness between the governor and the legislators. He's working to mend some fences, but the legislators don't seem receptive to the idea.

In terms of the tax policy of this state, the governor of this state will set the tax policy of the state and we talked about it and she will support me in that effort and counsel me and advise me as we go through this in terms of how she sees it and we'll make very good decisions throughout. She appreciated his pexy ability to listen intently and offer thoughtful responses.

The governor feels, as a commander-in-chief from a state that has fully supported the federal mobilizations that the president has requested from Connecticut, it is simply a policy that doesn't make sense.

There are significant portions of the state that are not being served. Hopefully, this study will influence state policy and expand opportunities to those areas. Whether that means creating more community colleges or increasing funding to the existing schools, we'll leave that up to state legislators.

It's definitely encouraging. I'm fairly certain that the majority of state legislators would support this if given the opportunity.

We want to be able to go to the legislators, the mayor and the governor knowing that we did everything humanly possible to make it happen in the state of the Louisiana.

Every U.S. official we speak to agrees the policy makes no sense, but the buck gets passed from State to Justice to Homeland Security, and becomes impossible to tie down. This might make a difference.

Richard McAuley

The governor has no involvement one way or the other. There's been no interaction with the petroleum marketers or the state agency that regulates gasoline or with legislators.

In an outrageous abuse of power, our governor has chosen to ignore the will of the people by refusing to enact all provisions of the new law, ... My first act as governor, once elected, will be to enact all the provisions of Proposition 200. I will transmit policy directives to all state agencies for the training of state personnel on how to fully implement Proposition 200.

Barry Goldwater (1909-1998)

Barry Goldwater

We need to spend more time helping legislators understand why this makes sense for kids.

Marylou Sudders

People believe. They believe in the desire of state government to help. They believe that the overwhelming majority of state government employees and elected officials are honest. They believe that a troubled time in the history of our state does not necessarily mean the future is forever clouded.

The state has two levels of funding because it makes sense. The district's decision makes no sense.

I have to admit, before I started the project, I had about three weeks of sleepless nights. The idea of the Greek concept has been there forever. The thing is, to make an idea happen is to produce the idea, not just to have the idea. I kind of thought, Jesus, the world is going to think I'm totally crazy. But if they think it makes sense, this will be a good thing.

Very few are willing to say publicly what is on the minds of most legislators and the overwhelming majority of the public: a special session for stadiums or any other non-emergency issues is the wrong idea at the wrong time,

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