31 Quotes by Tom Reynolds

We'll have to see what ... Tom DeLay wants his role to be.

We've been talking about the garbage fund - because of the increased hours on the road, the potential in the future of adding another route, that sort of thing, looking at the rate structure because of the growth, anticipating that as we continue to grow, demands are going to grow, and we're probably sooner rather than later going to have to add an additional route.

With less and less industrial development, we have smaller manufacturing, smaller industrial. So when you have a development the scope of this one, with the significant tax-revenue implications, it certainly bears close scrutiny, so that we can do what we can to encourage these kinds of projects to come to Waynesboro.

Ben may be a freshman, but he's not a freshman in maturity. He has a very solid golf game - very basic, very fundamental - and as good of a golfer as he is, he's just as good a person. He's been all around the United States playing golf at the tournament level since he was very, very young, and it shows. We just know he's going to help us out as a team tremendously.

Drew is the real deal, and Ben's the real deal, too.

The scope of this project is going to rival an industrial-type development as far as tax dollars are concerned.

The same thing is true with demand on our water. We're being very careful to monitor our water system as best we can to make sure that we're not going to demand more than we can provide. And then we have to take into consideration as we're doing our wastewater-management program that we do it to allow for this growth rather than just do what is necessary to get by right now. We have to look down the road further to include a growth factor - so that we don't have to do this every 10 years.

This is bipartisan legislation that has the best chance of passing Congress this year and becoming law before next November's elections. Time is of the essence.

It's been called the stealth tax, a ticking time bomb for the middle class, and even the Darth Vader of the tax code.