Quotes About Politics

My political ideology is based on the value of freedom, rather than its price.

My political views are that I am a realist and humanist.

Nowadays, men are acting like women and women like men. Thus, the rise in female presidents in the world.

Only socialism promises the rule of the many and it is the only policy that applies the concept of democracy.

Political changes don't just fall from heaven, it's an interaction or relationship between people and people.

Politics is born from different ideologies and economics shapes our political views.

Politics is not about power. True politics is mastering all the forms of love, then power will come by itself.

Politics is similar to love. This is to say that, the individual is constantly seeking for an ideal partner who will be there during the times of need.

Politics is simply the interaction between two or more people. However, it's crucial for every politician to understand the interaction between people and nature. That is to say, economics is the backbone of politics.

Politics is very similar to philosophy, you must first be inspired before learning it at school.

Some neighbouring countries of Dem. Rep. of the Congo are full of ambitions and they will bring their own downfall in the near future.

The capitalists praise individualism, socialists rely more upon humanism and for the communists it's all about collectivism.

The corrupted politician or leader is judged by his wealth.

The deeply spiritual man can no longer bear all the noise of the public. Thus, avoiding general politics and the immense masses in his service.

The destruction of the United States is already visible, as the rights of the state eclipse the human rights.

The fact that you can impose democracy on other nations is already an undemocratic approach.

The importance of roads is not a small matter in any state that's seeking for development both economically and politically.

The independence of some African countries is nothing but a laughingstock.

The law is not to love power. The rule is to practice love in politics, then power will come at its own accord.

The majority of African leaders, past and present, have fallen in love with the seat of the presidency. They are unwilling to leave their personal interests outside the door.

The motto of the Labour Party is "bread and roses", but I always wonder if we are really fighting for daily bread or for the freedom of citizens. Eternal liberty over filling only your stomach.

The real definition of politics is to build the nation and not a single political party.

The state must be free before any citizen declares himself or herself to be free too.

The throne is politically cursed when you inherit the crown without holding any real power.