[PsyOp]

A few thoughts to consider on the way to the polls.

[PsyOp]

Election day quote PING!

[eddie willers]

YIKES! (bookmarked)

[Brad’s Gramma]

Here!

[NormsRevenge]

I Like Ike - He was so prophetic in ways that only now can be readily understood.

This election, more then ever -

"The future of this republic is in the hands of the American voter."
Dwight D. Eisenhower.

GOTV

[Conservateacher]

Wow!

Great listing. Thanks

[FlyVet]

People who lay out sums of money in order to secure office get into the habit of looking, not unreasonably, for some return. Even the poor but reasonable man will want to profit, so it could hardly be expected that the not-so-honest, who has already put his hand in his pocket, should not want his profit too. - Aristotle, Politics, Bk. II, c.334-23 b.c.

Nothing has changed in 2000 years.

I think that the undecideds could go one way or the other. – George Bush, 1988.

No wonder he got fired, and I voted for him.

Good post, I'll have to read the rest of this book when I'm awake.

[Dallas]

"We have the finest politicians money can buy. - Unknown."

That's my favorite.

Term limits would make most of these comments, moot.

[TigerLikesRooster]

Bump.

[Freedom2specul8]

I hate to be picky...but is there anyway you can provide a bibliography....meaning, do you keep trap of yoru source as you collect all of the quotes? I know how much time it takes for you to make them..maybe you could compile everyone on a website so we can bookmark them??

Thanks again!

[Freedom2specul8]

:)
"do you keep trap "

Should have read

"do you keep traCK".. :)

[fporretto]

Some fine, funny, and far-seeing material here, from some of the titans of liberty.

For more contemporary thoughts from a much less publicized source, please see also:

The Fix

And:

The Fix, Part 2

Freedom, Wealth, and Peace,
Francis W. Porretto
Visit the Palace Of Reason: http://palaceofreason.com

[Polybius]

Roman denarius, 63 B.C. (Cassia 10). Issued by mint magistrate L. Cassius Longinus to commemorate the passing of the Lex Cassia tabellaria in 137 B.C. that introduced voting by ballot to the Roman Republic. Reverse shows a Roman citizen dropping his voting tablet into a cista.

Roman denarius, 113 B.C. (Licinia 7). Issued by mint magistrate P. Nerva. Reverse shows three Roman citizens voting.

[ChadGore]

WIN ONE FOR THE GIPPER

Vote on Tuesday.

Do the right thing.

[PsyOp]

"If you hold power long enough in a one-party state -- North Korea, Cuba, Massachusetts -- you can believe anything. Fidel Castro says he speaks for the Cuban people. Kim Jong believes those he holds in bondage adore him. Ted Kennedy thinks he's a megaphone for the masses." --Don Feder.