Joe Garcia Quotations

She's from our neck of the woods, and she grew up here and went on to bigger and better things, ... I think it's important for kids to see someone like that come back and show them what is possible.

Most people realize that this administration has done almost nothing to perpetuate the views that many of the people held when they voted for them on Cuba politics. I believe Cuba is about to become a focus again. This is all stuff to gear up for the electoral cycle. The spy case was an attempt to put up some points on the Republican side.

I feel really good about being able to give a full bag. It might be a while before I give blood again though.

Great win for our kids. Our pitching once again was stellar. The performance of our pitching and defense has set the pace for us so far in the tournament.

From cracked sidewalks to public housing, to federal transportation dollars for Hialeah, he literally has transformed that city and often against great adversity, many times without the recognition he deserves.

He finds it very offensive, given his experiences living in Cuba, and so he's asked us to reconsider having it on the shelves in one of our elementary schools.

We look forward, ... to when Fidel Castro's birthday gives way to the possibility of celebrating democracy in Cuba.

Our child is being raised as a proxy, ... but we hope some day to get the proxy back through negotiations. And in public life, the longer you're in, the poorer you are.

Methamphetamine is a poison taking Indian lives, destroying Indian families and razing entire communities. The remedy begins with more resources.

Tribes have proven time and again that we are a good federal investment. Through the exercise of our inherent self-governing powers, tribes are able to contract and compact federal programs for the benefit of both Indian and surrounding communities.

Those injuries kind of hurt us. But we have to go with what we have got. I think we are ready.

We are concerned that this year?s proposed budget by the administration reduces effective funding for tribal priorities.

We have been on a constant drive to create operating efficiencies, while maximizing the effectiveness of what we do for our client. This goal is driven both by our own desire to run a good business, and our client's need to minimize costs.

This was certainly not a worthwhile battle. What do you gain - that a few ballplayers can't play ball? This was a silly resistance and just not worth it.

What we also saw today was that some of the kids who have been struggling offensively are starting to come around. They are starting to hit the ball with authority and are starting to gain confidence.

What can you say? It's been a historical winter that wasn't.

We will not play that. We just feel that we're doing enough, reporting being involved. You know, we've gone to our extent on how we're going to help out the community.

We want Congress to either put a stop to these unreasonable burdens on the tribes or settle the litigation.

Things are looking good for tomorrow. We only have seven schools right now that are still without power. At least one of them we know will be back up by noon, and our plan is to have generators for the other six. The only remaining issue is the traffic safety issue. The county is telling us there is still some 430 traffic signals out and another 40 or so that are flashing.

The National Congress of American Indians strongly believes that it is time for Congress to move forward with a fair settlement.

This is the message we need to get out about Cuba.

They definitely have some skill players. The one guy, Hill, he has good downfield speed and they throw the ball deep to him. As a team, skill-wise, they can make plays. You just have to make plays against them. Idaho had their chances and just messed up a couple times. I think we are better than Idaho so if we play well, I think we have a good chance.

I had no clue what I was doing. I saw the signs around campus and thought it sounded cool. I wanted to do something good for other people.

If there was a grain of sand on Kathy, it would have come out and it hasn't. She's run twice, she's beat them twice.

But it marks, to some degree, a failure on our part to communicate the message,

The indigenous nations living near and adjacent to the present-day borders are the first to feel the impacts upon their territory from those who seek to do us harm. Whether the threats are drug-smuggling, which place the health and well-being of our children at risk, or terrorist activities which can cause great harm to the cultural social and economic viability of tribal communities, we will gather to share our thoughts on this important topic and seek solutions.