Bob Goodlatte Quotes

While the Mississippi River itself continues to be a major hub of commerce, port facilities and agri-business are currently plagued by a number of problems that include a shortage of barges, workers and truck drivers at a critical time in the nation's grain harvest. - Bob Goodlatte

While the Internet holds many potential opportunities for children, there is also a tremendous danger of online predators. - Bob Goodlatte

We're losing international markets. - Bob Goodlatte

We will continue to hold 10 or 12 more hearings all through this year. This is the second one. We were in Fayetteville, N.C., yesterday. We will hold subcommittee hearings later in Washington, and plan to start writing the next Farm Bill early next year. - Bob Goodlatte

We are the world's largest exporter of agricultural products. We are also the world's largest importer. We are much more open in terms of low tariffs and lower subsidies than most other developed countries, Europeans, Japanese and so forth. We have a lot of disputes with them. - Bob Goodlatte

This president mocks the people, mocks the Congress, and this censure is just what he wants. - Bob Goodlatte

This legislation is supported ... across the spectrum, from Ralph Reed to Ralph Nader. - Bob Goodlatte

The work being done by the dedicated staff and volunteers of Second Harvest in New Orleans is a tremendous demonstration of the potential partnership that can exist between a well-organized grassroots organization and the federal government. Before the hurricanes, the food bank was providing food to over 350 agencies, distributing approximately 14 million pounds of food to Southern Louisiana each year. In September alone they moved 7 million pounds of food and grocery product. - Bob Goodlatte

The visa lottery system poses a national security threat. Under the program, each successful applicant is chosen at random and given the status of permanent resident based on pure luck. - Bob Goodlatte

The United States is uniquely positioned in the world to protect the fundamental principles of free press and free speech, upon which the Internet has thrived. - Bob Goodlatte

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