Your favorite POLITICAL quotes!

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  • Albinonewt
    Team Icky Forest
    • Apr 2003
    • 2456

    #16
    I'm fairly certain it was Bush

    We were making fun of him for it. He mispoke during a speech.

    Or so my aging memory tells me
    Or better yet, why don't you kill yourself. No, really, die. Drop dead, don't leave a note, in fact burn your house while your little ego is stuck in a bench vice so that you'll also incenerate yourslef and everything you own with it. Because that's all you're worth. You're not even wirh thte time it'll take for the house to burn down, so just kill yourself. You're a waste of space. You are nothing, you always will be nothing. Don't leave a note, you're not worth the ink. - Tyger

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    • Collegeboy

      #17
      Originally posted by Albinonewt
      Actually, one of my favorite quotes right now was Bush's quote about "gay marriage should be between a man and a woman"

      that makes me laugh. I know what he meant, but teehee.

      Another great one I head on Fox News Sunday maybe a year ago from Benjamin Netanyaho when discussing the Palestinian/Israeli conflict. This quote was directed at the folks that blame Israel first and only

      "We're talking about people who's sense of history goes all the way back to breakfast"

      I loved that one. It was great.

      And knock it off about Bosnia. I shouldn't have to say this again but Republicans were (probably incorrectly) opposing that conflict because they didn't feel there was national security concern and they don't involve themselves typically in non national security concern conflicts. And they beleived (I think probably correctly) that Iraq WAS a national security concern so they got behind it. Remember, they were behind that when Clinton suggested it in 98. So they were't just suppporting Bush, they had always supported ousting Saddam.

      Turns out in Bosnia, and Somalia more dramatically, that there were likely some very important terror concerns that should have been addressed earlier. It can be argued that even from a National Security standpoint Clinton did the right thing by going in and the Republicans were wrong. From a humantarian standpoint it is unquestionable that going in was the right thing.

      But enough of that, it isn't what the thread is about.
      Just an example to a question raised.

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      • cphilip
        Former Moderator

        • Jun 2026
        • 16216

        #18
        Most of these theads end up going political but its as no brainer to me when I see one "TITLED" Political! You may quote me on that...


        AGD, where we are so good we can do it with only ONE tube!

        cphilip.com

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