90 Quotes by Joe Garcia

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.