Vermonters Quotes by Phil Scott

Citizens and those elected to serve must also understand the point of view, the goals and the fears of those with whom we disagree.

— Phil Scott

On behalf of all Vermonters, I want to thank Senator Leahy for his nearly five decades of service in the U.S. Senate, and for…

— Phil Scott

Vermont's landscape of forests, farms and communities - and their associated outdoor recreation opportunities - are a big reason why people choose to visit,…

— Phil Scott

Offering universal afterschool and summer programs is a key strategy for prevention and healthy development, and a priority for my Administration.

— Phil Scott

I literally shaped a lot of the land in Vermont in different ways.

— Phil Scott

The way I see it hatred, racism and bigotry are like embers that, over time - with honest debate, leadership, and a firm commitment…

— Phil Scott

I am very pleased to recognize the important contributions of Vermont's employee-owned companies by proclaiming October as Employee Ownership Month.

— Phil Scott

We all know employers need a strong workforce to grow and create jobs which communities need to thrive.

— Phil Scott

The need to upgrade our physical infrastructure is something most Americans can agree on.

— Phil Scott

Simplifying and reducing the cost to develop in areas the state has designated for growth is the best way to build vibrant communities, create…

— Phil Scott

Our partnership with Quebec plays an important role in our work to grow Vermont's economy, retain and attract businesses to Vermont, and help workers…

— Phil Scott

We must grow the workforce in order to grow the economy, invest in our future and care for the most vulnerable - and that…

— Phil Scott

There's no doubt we've lost too many Vermonters - family, friends, neighbors and role models - in the War on Terror. But let me…

— Phil Scott

I believe an open Internet is essential to the flow of information, goods and services that will grow Vermont's economy.

— Phil Scott

Fewer workers and fewer students mean our businesses struggle to fill the jobs they need to survive, deepening the economic divide from region to…

— Phil Scott