Gene Stilp Quotations

We're going to confront these guys. We're taking this to the court of the streets where people think. We're taking this to the court of public opinion.

We're steadfastly committed to smoking her out ... so she has to answer some questions from the public.

We're looking at a very privileged class of people ? a House of Lords.

Now the next question is, Can we get justice in Pennsylvania? I'm hoping that there's a little kernel of integrity left in the courts whereby we can. But the people, 12 million people, will be watching.

I think a lot of the members in leadership, they don't like what I'm doing, but how can we change (Pennsylvania government)? This is democracy in action.

To his credit, he's the first statewide official to say the pay raise was passed in an unconstitutional way.

Every imaginable expense is taken care of by the budget.

Don't let anybody tell you that the Legislature did this out of some sense of good government. They're running for their political lives. ... There needs to be some new blood in this place.

This is one of those hidden perks. There is no evidence that it's necessary. It goes right into his pocket, and that's not what it was designed for.

There must be ways to cut legislative staff in order to accomplish reductions in the cost of the Legislature. Pennsylvania taxpayers should demand that.

This is very, very, very good, and I thank Mr. Casey for his support.

It's my belief that the lieutenant governor is incapable of stepping into the shoes of the governor if that should become necessary.

It's never been before the court before, and will be before the court now.

I love the long shot. The pig and I will be out all over Pennsylvania for the next couple of weeks.

The citizens are in a battle with the legislature, and the citizens are winning. If this is the first step, we will take it. But we are going to keep on going... until they pay back every dime.

The Legislative Audit Advisory (Commission) is a sham. The Legislature basically audits itself and the citizens of Pennsylvania do not have a complete and independent account of where all the money goes.