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Dick Army, U.S. House Majority Leader 

Here is a verifiable quote and context from former U.S. House Majority Leader Dick Armey regarding red-light cameras and revenue:

Direct Quote (Dick Armey)

From a 2001 report and statements attributed to his office:

“The only benefit to having the cameras is to fill the pocketbook of local governments.”

Supporting Statement (Same context)

Armey also argued that:

Red-light cameras “can be rigged… to yield more revenue from fines.”

Additional Context

• Armey criticized red-light cameras as:
• A “cash cow” for governments
• A system that generated millions in fines
• His report characterized the program as prioritizing revenue over safety

Summary (Plain English)

Dick Armey’s position was clear:
He believed red-light cameras were being used primarily as revenue-generating tools, not safety tools.