Steve Frank Quotations

Minnesotans don't know him. And so he will have a problem in terms of increasing his name recognition and visibility.

Stang played very well, especially on defense. They worked harder than we did. We had a golden opportunity late in the game, but the ball didn't bounce our way. I thought we were going to get lucky at the end, but it didn't happen.

Parker comforted them. He was quiet and gentle. He was what they needed.

It doesn't matter what he says; it matters what he does.

It doesn't matter what one says; it matters what one does.

We no longer need a big house and the burden of maintaining it and a yard. At The Ascent, we would be within minutes of the symphony, art galleries, great restaurants and my office.

Today's agreement does not eliminate the possibility of power interruption this summer. Power supply remains very tight. We are going to need full participation of all Californians in strong conservation effort.

There have been thousands of amendments proposed in Congress. Only a handful have been presented to the states.

We're looking for something that sounds like a member of the Republican Party. The reality is, he's playing for the Democratic vote at this point ... but he has to give something to create energy among conservatives.

Don't let Leno and his San Francisco friends ruin our children.

The framers specifically created an amendment process that was difficult, but not impossible. They didn't want to make that change easily.

All dogs kind of sense it when something is wrong with someone, when someone needs them.

They didn't think they solved all the problems. And they created a mechanism for dealing with the issues that would arise.

They need to hear budget control, and illegal alien control and real education reform. They need to hear pension and health care and unfunded liability reform.

We cannot win as a party that wants more regulation, more taxes and more Democrat judges. If he continues to do that, it's going to be a very long night in November for him.

It's flexible. The key point is that it's a very adaptable framework for the issues we deal with today.