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"I'd always thought that "democracy" meant The Power Of The People. But, after meeting President Roosevelt, I realized that the definition of "democracy" is The Power Of The American People."

-- Iosif Stalin
 
Judith Miller wrote much better stories with vivid metaphors like not wanting “the smoking gun to be a mushroom cloud.” She had sources with cool codenames like Curveball. If we’re going to have the CIA “planting stories in the press”, let's have better stories with more action and suspense.
 
Since Brexit, business investment in the US has increased by 24%. Meanwhile, the UK has lost £29 billion in business investment over the same period.
 
Boston and New York City are 215 miles apart, yet the cities are served by served by 100 more flights than trains.

(Give the people what they want?)
 
“One of the scary things is the effects a really heavy or demanding role will have on your personal life. During filming of The Women, I’m afraid I was as much of a bitch offscreen as I was on. I always
wondered how Charlton Heston acted offscreen while he was playing Moses.”

-- Joan Crawford
 
"I'd always thought that "democracy" meant The Power Of The People. But, after meeting President Roosevelt, I realized that the definition of "democracy" is The Power Of The American People."

-- Iosif Stalin
Astute and understandable, TR was the first real exponent of the projection of US power on a world stage, W. R. Hurst notwithstanding tho his motivation was strictly business, his business. In itself, a tradition from European history filtered thru good old American laizzes faire capitalism.
Randlism before Rand, "I've got mine, screw you".
 
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Astute and understandable, TR was the first real exponent of the projection of US power on a world stage, W. R. Hurst notwithstanding tho his motivation was strictly business, his business. In itself, a tradition from European history filtered thru good old American laizzes faire capitalism.
Randlism before Rand, "I've got mine, screw you".

True re: TR, but Stalin was of course referring to FDR.
 
True re: TR, but Stalin was of course referring to FDR.
In his "present" yes, if one disregards the instigation of his ex-pal der Fuhrer.
I doubt FDR was as intrinsically pugnaciously adventurous as TR without that motivation.
In that JS got it wrong.
 
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