Quote of the Day

[DonViejo]

“Running against Hillary is like running against Jerry Brown in California.”

— California Gov. Jerry Brown (D), quoted by the Washington Post.

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Bonus Quote of the Day

“From the standpoint of a budget, the less words of the English language you use, the better off you are.”

— Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA), quoted by The Hill, noting that when it comes to saving money in entitlement programs, it’s preferable to “just have figures in there” instead of spelling out specific reforms.

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[valerief]

1. "Less words of the English language." Huh? I'd have said "fewer words," but then,

I'm not a Republican. Maybe he meant the words were to be spoken in Spanish.

[NYC_SKP]

2. Yep

My pet peeve- word choice.

[world wide wally]

3. And those words are...

Tax cuts for the wealthy!

[Peace_maker]

4. Perspective

"Democracy is the worst form of government - except for all the others" - Winston Churchill

[appalachiablue]

5. That sounds like Churchill. A dignified, highly educated Asian doctor we know said once while

teaching a class to US med students about 10-15 years ago. W.C. came up and he asked if they knew who he was. The students said he was an American president.