Archive: 2014


Pelosi Statement on the Passing of Basil Paterson

“A dedicated, caring husband, father, and grandfather, Basil Paterson’s memory will forever remain a blessing for all who knew him, loved him, and worked with him. We only hope it is a comfort to wife Portia, his sons David and Daniel, his grandchildren and his entire family that so many share in their grief at this sad time.”

Pelosi Statement on 8 Million Enrolled Through ACA

“Yet even as the Affordable Care Act keeps working to deliver health security to the American people, Republicans are working to destroy this law, and the personal and economic freedom it is providing to millions of students, seniors, entrepreneurs and families. Enough is enough. It is time for Republicans to seek treatment for their obsession with repealing the Affordable Care Act, and join Democrats to strengthen and improve its historic protections.”

Pelosi Spokesman Response to Cantor Immigration Statement

“In response to the President’s renewed call for action on comprehensive immigration reform, Congressman Cantor once again offered only excuses for inaction. With 30 House Republicans on the record in support of comprehensive reform, Rep. Cantor’s ridiculous statement this evening confirms that the Republican leadership continues to stand in the way of legislation that would pass the House immediately if allowed to come to the floor.”

Pelosi Statement on Anniversary of Boston Marathon Bombing

“Today, in Boston and across the country, we stand united – sharing in prayers for the continued recovery of the victims and their families, and for a future free from fear. We will continue to work to those ends, and ensure that our efforts honor the perseverance and resilience of a city that is truly Boston Strong.”

Pelosi Statement on the Shootings at the Jewish Community Center in Kansas

“As Jewish families across the country and around the world prepare to gather for Passover to celebrate the blessings of freedom, let us rededicate ourselves to preserving and protecting the freedom of all Americans to worship, to practice their faith, and to live without fear of hate, prejudice and violence. Let us ensure that acts of bigotry never go unanswered. Let us defend the safety of every neighborhood and the security of every family, regardless of religion or background.”

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