Bob Day
Bob Day
Robert "Bob" John Day AOis an Australian politician and businessman who is a Senator for South Australia and the federal chairman of the Family First Party. Before entering politics, he worked in the housing industry, owning several businesses, and at one stage serving as president of the Housing Industry Association...
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The other times, we just preached at you, ... This time around, it's like you're getting christened in church. This is the full immersion version.
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In the last six to 10 years, it's growing somewhat deeper into the lagoon. It depends on where you are.
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There will be more people coming to town, ... That does involve the potential for more crime. But I think we'll be able to handle it.
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The aged and disabled population makes up about 20 percent of Medicaid and they use 60 to 70 percent of the expenditures.
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I was astonished that five council people would put their opinions above the 7,000 people who voted to have two-year terms starting in 2004, ... As mayor, I'll abide by the decision of the council, but I am also a private citizen and a constituent of John Garner, and I will defend my right to vote in May 2006.
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Our guys are fairly sophisticated soccer-wise, but do we match up physically? That's going to be the big question.
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Garland has always had less retail than any of our neighbors, ... This is going to help turn that around. It's a good thing when people who live in Garland can actually shop in Garland.
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Medicaid is not a generous program in terms of who can receive services. We aren't a state that has a lot of fluff in the program in terms of who we cover.
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I did meet with him. I said he had made a mistake and that people were talking about recalling him.