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Quotes About Politics

The one-third of America that identifies as "conservative" will be isolated even more profoundly within an information ghetto of deception and incitement.
~ David Frum
Trump is the producer, writer, and star of an extravaganza performance of the theater of resentment.
~ David Frum
Perhaps the very darkness of the Trump experience can summon the nation to its senses and jolt Americans to a new politics of commonality, a new politics in which the Trump experience is remembered as the end of something bad, and not the beginning of something worse.
~ David Frum
The Republican Party was built on a coalition of the nation's biggest winners from globalization and its biggest losers. The winners wrote the policy; the losers provided the votes.
~ David Frum
It may be useful to remember that a peacetime political machine is built essentially on patronage.
~ Unknown
En 1958, il ne fait aucun doute qu'une large majorité de Français voulait voir la guerre se terminer, mais se terminer avec la défaite du FLN. «
~ Unknown
La presse française attisait la colère des colons, surtout Le Monde, L'Express (un hebdomadaire pro-Mendès), le cryptocommuniste France Observateur, Témoignage chrétien (un hebdomadaire aux fortes tendances chrétiennes progressistes, proche des communistes), et même France-Soir. Ces journaux choisissaient de fermer les yeux sur les mauvais côtés du FLN, ils
~ Unknown
In any broth, the scum [politicians] always rises to the top.
~ David Gemmell
Neither political nor monetary sovereignty can be shared with private interests.
~ David Gerard
Politics is people-and people aren't logical. I prefer logic. It's simpler.
~ David Gerrold
In deploring spin while also desiring it, Barack Obama is like the rest of us. We denounce spin when we see it as misleading. But we embrace spin when we see it as leading.
~ Unknown
Ask any proctologist, the difference between an ass clown turd-squeak and a turd-squeak ass clown is the difference between Donald Trump and Barry Obama.
~ David Gustafson
The inherent flaw with democratic elections is that they peddle the repulsive stink of neither/nor as the sultry perfume of either/or.
~ David Gustafson
Trump? Obama? Putin? Why must we pity the politi-scum addicted to their own infallible "godliness" when there are more entertaining alternatives?
~ David Gustafson
I am keeping my powder dry for a political system that will improve my golf game, my blues piano licks and my cooking. Until them, please keep the political scum in your yard. Thank you.
~ David Gustafson
If one is thoroughly disgusted by the politicians, the courts, the press and the suffocating culture, they should pat themselves on the back for being such an above-average specimen of humanity.
~ David Gustafson
politicians only listened to these generals, and these generals only listened to themselves.
~ David H. Hackworth
Warlord firms succeed when management keeps the big hitters happy and productive. The past and the future are not often items high on the agenda. Consequently, over time, the performance of extreme warlord firms often swings through peaks and valleys. Much management energy is expended in modulating the politically charged environment.
~ David H. Maister
political style characterized by intensely personal leadership, charismatic appeals to his followers, demands for extreme personal loyalty, and a violent antipathy against all who disagreed with him.
~ David Hackett Fischer
On September 11th, America changed. Yes. It got much stupider.
~ David Hare
The assumption that individual freedoms are guaranteed by freedom of the market and of trade is a cardinal feature of neoliberal thinking, and it has long dominated the US stance towards the rest of the world.
~ David Harvey
social justice" in practice is just a rationale for the taking of one person's achievements, and giving them to others who are favored by the party in power.
~ David Horowitz
In an interview recorded by Mark Edmundson in Trotsky Without Orchids, Bloom described faculty politics as Stalinism without Stalin. . . . All of the traits of the Stalinists in the 1930s and 19408 are being repeated . . . in the universities in the 1990s.
~ David Horowitz
on. It took a Trump to look her in the eye with seventy million people watching during one of the presidential debates and say, "You are a liar and a crook," which she was both. Everybody knew it, but only Donald Trump dared to utter it out loud.
~ David Horowitz