Chris Kennedy Quotations

Our goal is to make a difference over there and help people that need to be helped. If one life is saved then we've done our job.

I think my favorite thing is this one has a bypass to avoid the corners. I think solving the traffic problem is really important.

It got pretty intense there. It started getting a little heated.

We ham-and-egged it pretty good. I hit the tee balls today, Steve stuck it close and we both made our fair share of putts.

We were very lucky. The property owner rang up and said, 'I think you'd better get out here. There's a bit of blow on and gee-whiz there's walls going everywhere.

We always hope our federal bureaucracy is going to do a good job responding to the needs of Americans. The painful fact is, this is a bureaucratic process. Unfortunately, there are complaints all over the place out there about the speed with which the agency is dispensing with these claims.

We stress that Congressman Weller's relationships with various Indian tribes has been longstanding, built out of strong mutual support for a number of common causes.

What I've told the guys is that there's some uncertainty here -- about the program, about the coach, about a lot of things. They don't know how everything is going to turn out, so it only makes sense for them to explore their options a little bit.

It was a little weird at first because we're being taught by a teacher from a video screen and we communicate through a microphone. We're actually interacting with students in a totally different state.

I've advised them that it's a good idea to at least see what their options are, although they all would prefer to stay here as far as I know.

I never saw people have so much concern. They've done so much,

I've had discussions with people who want to know the rules, but no formal requests have been made yet. There could well be a program next year. That decision won't be made until May.

Congressman Weller has been increasingly dismayed by recent revelations about improper lobbying practices in Washington, which he absolutely condemns.

I'll never say anything bad about Texas again.

The guys that I have spoken to have indicated that they really want to stay at Duke. I think some of them are going to stay regardless.

That's not what they want to have happen. They want to be a part of maintaining the program here.

They have a commitment to this program and to this university. They love it here; they love this place. I think a lot of that has been lost in all of this.

We were out trying to find the location,