Handouts Quotes

With all the special interests in Washington clamoring for handouts from a spendthrift Congress, the fight against big government is an uphill battle. Thanks to people like Sen. Chambliss, taxpayers have a fighting chance and will continue to score victories. - Tom Schatz

What we don't have a right to is healthcare, housing, or handouts. We don't have those rights. - Glenn Beck

We certainly need more. Nowadays, these are families and children more than they are the traditional homeless that people run into on downtown streets asking for handouts. - Phil Frame

Various companies have sought refundable credits, and those have been rejected as essentially corporate welfare or handouts based not on economics but solely based on special pleadings. - Lenny Goldberg

Toward the end of the program, we give students handouts to challenge the students to make a change. - Frank McAlpin

These are not handouts. It is not like they give you anything at Old Pueblo: They provide shelter and clothes and guide you to the services, but you keep the appointments and you do the work. - Greg Pike

There is something beyond handouts that can make a difference in global poverty. I believe we can make a difference. I've seen that come from loaning someone as little as $25. - Deborah Lindholm

There are four ways you can help... First, you can bring food donations to any of my branch offices between now and the end of November. The specific types of food needed are listed on handouts and posters at my offices, but it's basically canned goods and boxed grains, the types that are non-perishable. - Diane Nelson

Their grant has given us a generous number of digital cameras to provide the classroom advantage for learning how to use them. This is perfect for those who have been wanting to switch to digital but are put off by instruction booklets that can seem way too high-tech or just don't answer all their questions. Plus, we have lots of printed handouts to reinforce everything they learn in class. - Sherry Arnold

The man from the east end of Montreal who has worked all his life on the line should not be forced to accept handouts when the plant closes. He should be given the chance to retrain or to start his own business. He should be given every opportunity to continue to contribute to the community that he probably has spent his life helping to build. - Kim Campbell