POLITICSThis is a compilation of famous lines, sayings, epigrams and quotations of all ages. Along with each are the author's names, birth and death dates, and in most cases, the source from which the quotation was obtained... And this quotations about politics are from page 1888 of the "THE NEW INTERNATIONAL WEBSTER'S COMPREHENSIVE DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE".
POLITICS. THE CONDUCT OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS FOR PRIVATE ADVANTAGE. - Ambrose Bierce(1842-1914)Devil's Dictionary.
DAMN YOUR PRINCIPLES. STICK TO YOUR PARTY.- Benjamin Disraeli(1804-1881)
EVERY TIME I BESTOW A VACANT OFFICE I MAKE A HUNDRED DISCONTENTED OFFICE AND ONE INGRATE. - Louis XIV of France(1638-1715)
THE VARIOUS ADMIRABLE MOVEMENTS IN WHICH I HAVE BEEN ENGAGED HAVE ALWAYS DEVELOPED AMONG THEIR MEMBERS A LARGE LUNATIC FRINGE. -Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919)
POLITICS MAKE STRANGE BEDFELLOWS.-John S. Basset(1867-1928)Life of Jackson.
I SHALL NOT HELP CRUCIFY MANKIND UPON A CROSS OF GOLD. I SHALL NOT AID IN PRESSING DOWN UPON THE BLEEDING BROW OF LABOR THIS CROWN OF THORNS. - William Jennings Bryan(1860-1925) Speech.
WE ARE REPUBLICANS, AND WE DON'T PROPOSE TO LEAVE OUR PARTY AND IDENTIFY OURSELVES WITH THE PARTY OF THOSE ANTECEDENTS HAVE BEEN RUM, ROMANISM AND REBELLION. - REV. S. D. BURCHARD (1812-1891) Speech,1884
WHEN I WAS CALLED UPON TO BE A PRIME MINISTER, NOW NEARLY TWO YEARS AGO, THERE WERE NOT MANY APPLICANTS FOR THE JOB. SINCE THEN PERHAPS THE MARKET HAS IMPROVED. - Winston Churchill(1874-1965) Speech, Jan. 1942
