Quotes About Voters
In national politics, where you are one of some twenty million voters, your influence is infinitesimal unless you are exceptional or occupy an exceptional position. You have, it is true, a twenty-millionth share in the government of others, but only a twenty-millionth share in the government of yourself. You are therefore much more conscious of being governed than of governing.
~ Bertrand Russell
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I think our country will keep Republicans in the majority.
~ Ronna McDaniel
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The Democrats have pretty much given up on the white working class. That would require a commitment to economic issues, and that's not their concern.
~ Noam Chomsky
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Was it possible to change such that it could attract more nonwhite voters, or would it go down the road of using every means possible to fight the demographic trend of declining white voters by making it more difficult for nonwhite voters, particularly black voters, to participate in the election? This was a fundamental battle for the soul of the Republican Party.
~ Stuart Stevens
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The reason African Americans overwhelmingly reject Republicans isn't based on word choices or phrasing. It's based on policy. It isn't how Republicans are talking to black voters that results in 90 percent or more of those voters refusing to vote for Republicans. It's what the Republicans are doing, once elected.
~ Stuart Stevens
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even fifteen-year-old girls. But mostly it shows an ability of many conservative voters to live in a self-reinforcing bubble that has little to do with objective truth.
~ Stuart Stevens
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Party has been running a similar scam on voters. Trump claims to be a great businessman who was wildly successful, while in fact he was one of the greatest failures in modern American business history.
~ Stuart Stevens
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Even given the choice of supporting an alleged child molester with a troubled, to say the least, history on race or a moderate Democrat, 68 percent of white Alabama voters stuck with the alleged child molester.
~ Stuart Stevens
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So what's the difference between Clinton's making a racial appeal in 1992 and Bush's doing the same in 1988 with the Willie Horton attack? The answer is simple and one African American voters seem to understand with great clarity: The modern Democratic Party has fought for civil rights and believes government has a moral role in helping to create
~ Stuart Stevens
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When the Trump era and the preceding descent of the Republican Party into a legitimizing force for white nationalism are studied, it seems inevitable that the greatest weight of history will rest not with the Trump voters or even the red-faced Trump rallyists screaming their anger at the press, but with those like Anton and the leaders of the Republican Party who failed a fundamental test of civic decency.
~ Stuart Stevens
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When pundits marvel that the Republican Party could accept a man like Donald Trump, who has five kids from three wives and talks in public about having sex with his daughter, they're missing the point. Trump doesn't signal a lowering of standards of morality by Republican voters.
~ Stuart Stevens
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In reality, the Republican Party isn't serious about deficit reduction, because politicians know their voters don't feel affected by the mind-boggling numbers and subsequently don't really care.
~ Stuart Stevens
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All Republicans want to do is beat the team playing the Giants. They aren't voters using active intelligence or participants in a civil democracy; they are fans. Their role is to cheer and fund their team and trash-talk whatever team is on the other side.
~ Stuart Stevens
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A man running for office puts me in mind of a dog that's lost--he smells everybody he meets, and wags himself all over.
~ Josh Billings
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Asked on the eve of the referendum how EU membership made them feel, voters were given a list of eight words, four positive (happy, hopeful, confident, proud) and four negative (angry, uneasy, disgusted, afraid) and invited to choose up to four of them. Feelings of 'unease' dominated, with 44 per cent selecting this word, as against just 26 per cent who went for the most popular positive term, 'hopeful'. No other positive word was selected by more than 14 per cent.
~ Fintan O'Toole
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We demand from the law the right to relief, which is the poor man's plunder. To obtain this right, we also should be voters and legislators in order that we may organize Beggary on a grand scale for our own class, as you have organized Protection on a grand scale for your class.
~ Frederic Bastiat
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Voters must have faith in the electoral process for our democracy to succeed.
~ Blanche Lincoln
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The close election results demonstrated the ability of black voters to decide a race when whites were divided.
~ Bliss Broyard
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When I ran for Congress I promised to help make health care affordable again.
~ Bobby Jindal
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Even for most of the GOP's old-school legislators, there is dawning understanding that opposition to freedom to marry is on the wrong side of history and damaging to the long-term, and increasingly the short-term, prospects of the GOP, especially among independent-minded younger voters.
~ Margaret Hoover
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Yeah, President-elect Trump is many things. To his voters, he's a beloved figure. But one of the things he is, is a conspiracy theorist.
~ Brian Stelter
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You can fool some of the people all of the time and all of the people some of the time, but you can only make a monkey out of the voters every four years!
~ Pat Paulsen
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I was on the campaign trail for 18 months. I never got a question about the District of Columbia in South Carolina.
~ Trey Gowdy
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Nobody understood better than Mr. Lincoln the obvious truth that in politics it does not suffice merely to nominate candidates. Something must also be done to elect them.
~ John George Nicolay
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