Sean Smith Quotations

It was a situation where he wanted more information before he put out a statement. So that's what he did.

The senator welcomes him into the race and we look forward to a campaign where we compare the senator's record to Mr. Lamont's record.

Sadly, the Bush administration's sellout of Yellowstone to the snowmobile industry overrides the professional judgment of park rangers and the men and women charged with ensuring the health of our environment nationwide.

It shows Republicans do not want Joe Lieberman in the U.S. Senate because they know he's a strong, loyal Democrat, professing Democratic values. It also probably shows the Connecticut Republican party is cheering on Ned Lamont and applauding his strategy of tearing down Senator Lieberman.

This is a story that hasn't been told in the last couple of years - his record of standing up to the big corporate interests on Democratic issues. And this is a big one.

He understands it is something you have to earn each and every time you serve. And so I think he?s glad to have the time to talk with people, answer their questions and share the full range of his thought processes.

John's expertise and knowledge will be very helpful as we continue to attract and retain top quality leadership to successfully direct our organization into the future. We are pleased to have John onboard with Keenan and we know that we will greatly benefit from his extensive contacts and knowledge of public schools, collective bargaining, and product platforms that are relevant in our niches.

We think it won't be a problem for him to get 15 percent of the delegates. He's been working at this for several months, and he's been bragging about his grass-roots army.

He is aware there are questions out there about some of the recent decisions he?s made. He welcomes this opportunity to have a dialogue with people, hear what the local concerns are, and to have a chance to explain his perspectives more fully.

The poll confirms that the public wants the Park Service to follow its legal obligation to protect national park resources. Congress should join the overwhelming majority of Americans and support the NPS decision to adhere to the law.