Quotes About Allegiance

I think that a sense of loyalty is something that a lot of people lack, just period, in life.

We all have a loyalty to our country, we want to serve our country. It's in our nature.

Loyalty is important to me.

I just do not see myself playing for Madrid. They do not attract me, especially because of my past with Atletico.

I am with Madrid until death.

It's difficult to say no to Madrid, especially for a Madridista.

I will always wish the best to Madrid.

I am a Madrid fan.

I would not play in Madrid. If I leave Barca, I would not go there. My Madrid train has passed.

When I was a player I always said I would only play for Madrid.

The majority of my family is Auburn fans, and I grew up watching Auburn football, and that's always who I've cheered for.

I like everything about Manchester City.

Once I finish playing, I'm still a Manchester City player for the rest of my life. That won't change.

Manchester United is a club that means so much to me.

Benfica against Manchester United is very special for me. Benfica is my real club but Manchester United is my English club. We are together in history.

When you have played for Manchester United, it is difficult to go elsewhere.

In another country, at another club, the fans would not be the same as at Manchester United.

I was a Manchester United fan.

Jackson's illicit action caused a stir in Washington, but many ordinary people cheered Jackson. By now they knew the routine. Jackson takes land, chases off the Indians, and then we get to buy it at fire-sale prices. This was the American Dream, in the version created by the founder of the Democratic Party. The Monroe administration backed down, and once again Jackson found himself in a position to win the allegiance of future voters while amply lining his own pockets.

Yet counterproductive though the black shift of political allegiance has proven over the past seventy-five years, I cannot entirely blame black Americans for making it. They were under extreme economic stress. And they were conned by the artful pitch men of the Democratic Party. These pitch men said to blacks: you have had it hard enough in the past; now you deserve to be taken care of by the federal government. And many blacks figured: after all we've been through, this is our due.

Today when Republicans who are black, Hispanic, or Native American expose Democratic chicanery, they are routinely denounced—not just by Democrats but also by their allies in the press—as sellouts and, in the case of African Americans, "Uncle Toms.

like a stray dog hungry for affection, I felt some profound shift in allegiance, blood-deep, a sudden, humiliating, eyewatering conviction of this place is good, this person is safe, I can trust him, nobody will hurt me here.

Love will have its sacrifices. No sacrifice without blood.

The secret was loyalty to the White House and to the Presidency, rather than to whoever happens to be occupying the office for four years, or eight.