John Mueller Quotes (12 Quotes)

The number one entry point is the front door because the burglar simply walks up to the door and see if it's unlocked, and in a lot of cases it is. It's like inviting a crook into your home.

The level of severity was higher than that observed in the Hampton County rust field. Approximately 30 per cent of the collected leaves had 1 or more ASR pustules on the bottom surface. Most of the affected leaves had 5 to 15 pustules. This indicates that we may have had spores produced by the initial pustules and we are seeing a second generation of pustules now. It also means that infection probably took place 10 to 14 days ago.

As we have said throughout the auction process, we continue to be interested in Daewoo Motor. We regret that Daewoo lost valuable time while its condition continues to deteriorate.

The most striking thing about the comparison among the three wars is how much more quickly support has eroded in the case of Iraq.

People are willing to pay a certain price . . . but for many people, it's too rich for their blood. So even if it turns out well, they're still going to see it as a mistake.

We think we understand the value of (Daewoo) better than anyone. As a result, we submitted what we thought was a fair price and a comprehensive proposal.

If history is any indication, there is little the Bush administration can do to reverse this decline.

In that case rust will be a secondary problem. Given a choice, I'd rather fight rust than drought.

We had a chance to study the company in detail over a long period of time.

GM categorically denies that it aided the Nazis in World War II. The stale allegations repeated in the Washington Post today were reviewed and refuted by GM 25 years ago in hearings before Congress, when more individuals with first-hand knowledge of the facts were available.

You always get higher support for things like 'military action,' because that could just mean bombing, as opposed to sending troops or going to war.

Even before 911, if you asked people what the major foreign policy principles were, one that always scored high was stopping the proliferation of nuclear weapons.