This Week In Quotes: Double Edition (Dec 21 – Jan 3)

Spread Your Legs, You’re Gonna Be Frisked. — Joe Biden to Heidi Heitkamp Go f*** yourself. — John Boehner to Harry Reid Confiscation could be an option. Mandatory sale to the state could be an option. Permitting could be an option – keep your gun but permit it. — Andrew Cuomo Savers are getting ripped […]

 



This Week In Quotes: Nov 30 – Dec 6

In 1960, the percentage of the economically active 18-to-64 population receiving disability benefits was 0.65%. In 2010, it was 5.6%. — Michael Barone Whites are 76 percent of the electorate over the age of 30 and only 58 percent of the electorate under 30. Obama won the “youth vote” because it is the knife’s edge […]

 

This Week In Quotes: Double Edition (Nov 16 – Nov 29)

He’s correct when he notes how indignantly and angrily and dismissively the press responds to criticisms about their obvious liberal bias. I think of it like this: If you tell someone who’s not an alcoholic that he’s drinking too much, he’ll take an interest in your statement. He might be incredulous, but he’ll ask things […]

 

This Week In Quotes: Nov 2 – Nov 15

Will the Millennials stay Democratic? The baby boomers cast equal numbers of votes for George McGovern and Richard Nixon in 1972, while their elders favored Nixon by nearly 2-1. But this year, boomers (now age 45 to 64) backed Romney. Youthful political attitudes don’t always endure. — Michael Barone Almost certainly, Obamacare will fail. And […]

 

This Week In Quotes: 10/23 – 10/30

“When you (Obama) act like that, when you blame other people and when you use profane language, and when you act like you’re a 10-year-old, sometimes as in the debates, I don’t think that independent voters and undecided voters are really moved by that. — Jeb Bush (Joseph Lowery), who gave the benediction at the […]

 


This Week In Quotes: October 5 – 18 (Double Edition)

Governor Romney’s argument is, we’re not fixed, so fire him and put me in. It is true we’re not fixed. When President Obama looked into the eyes of that man who said in the debate, I had so much hope four years ago and I don’t now, I thought he was going to cry. Because […]

 

This Week In Quotes: Sept 28 — Oct 4

Irony: Pam Gellar’s ad is “demeaning,” it is asserted, because it implies that violent, intolerant Salafists are “savage.” Her ad states something like, “In a struggle between the civilized man and the savage, support the civilized man.” Now, the MTA says she can’t run that ad because some people will be unable to restrain themselves […]

 

This Week In Quotes: Sept 21 – Sept 27

The stuff they do on hard wood, it blows my mind. — Joe Biden The bottom line: Historically speaking, this president is in weaker shape than any postwar incumbent who went on to victory, with the possible exception of Harry Truman; he is enjoying a convention bounce later in the cycle than any incumbent in […]

 

This Week In Quotes: September 8 – September 13

11 year later in the war on terror, Obama has turned ‘let’s roll’ into let’s apologize. — Erick Erickson We know less about Senator Obama than about any prospective president in American history. His uplifting rhetoric is empty, as Hillary Clinton helplessly protests. His career bears no trace of his own character, not an article […]

 


The 30 Best Quotes From The 2012 Republican Convention

30) “Self esteem comes from achievements. Not from lax standards and false praise.” — Condi Rice 29) “(My father) stood behind a bar in the back of the room all those years, so one day I could stand behind a podium in the front of a room. That journey, from behind that bar to behind […]

 



This Week In Quotes: August 3 – Aug 9, 2012

(Mitt Romney) had (a fundraiser) in Israel with a bunch of diamond merchants, we don’t know the names of them. — Bob Beckel We still have laws that encourage torture, we did not change Guantanamo, we have laws that allow the police to arrest you at any time, not having to tell you why, and […]

 

This Week In Quotes: July 29 – Aug 2

It’s a wonderment to me that the Government Workers and Government Clients spend so much time and effort assiduously insuring that their incomes always rise, but then, when taxpayers, who are after all signing these checks, object that they’d like to see property tax rates capped so that they themselves can have a little more […]

 


This Week In Quotes 7/13/2012 – 7/19/2012

Consider this: the U.S. economy has created 2.6 million jobs since June 2009. In the same period, 3.1 million workers have signed up for disability benefits. Back in 1992 there was one person on disability benefits for every 36 people in employment. Now the ratio is 1 to 16. Unemployment is being concealed–and rendered permanent–in […]

 







This Week In Quotes: May 4 – May 10

It is good to see that after intense political pressure that President Obama has finally come around to the Dick Cheney position on marriage equality. — Chris Barron. GOProud I am absolutely comfortable with the fact that men marrying men, women marrying women, and heterosexual men and women marrying another are entitled to the same […]

 


This Week In Quotes: April 13-19

Democracies end when power is moved farther and farther from actual democratic processes. First, the state governments (standing closest to the citizen) is diminished in favor of a centralized government that answers chiefly to bureaucrats, lobbyists, and the permanent Washington government establishment; then the elected members of Congress are diminished in favor of unelected bureaucrats […]