I leave you the best political phrases of excellent authors, such as Charles de Gaulle, Albert Einstein, Plato, Napoleon Bonaparte, Winston Churchill. Robert Louis Stevenson. Groucho Marx. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Abraham Lincoln and many more.
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Politics is too serious a matter to be entrusted to politicians. -Charles de Gaulle.
-Just because you are not interested in politics does not mean that you do not matter to her. -Pericles.
- Politics is not an end, but a means. It is not a product, but a process. It is the art of government. -Calvin Coolidge.
-The more you observe politics, the more you realize that each of the parties are worse. -Will Rogers.
-Policy has no relation to morality. -Nicolas Machiavelli.
-A politician is a person who would sacrifice your life for his country. -Texas Guinan.
-There are two things that are important in politics. The first is money… and I can't remember the other thing. -F. Paul Wilson.
-In politics, stupidity is not a disability. -Napoleon Bonaparte.
-Those who are too smart to go into politics are punished by being ruled by people dumber than themselves. -Plato.
- Politics determines who has the power, not who has the truth. -Paul Krugman.
-Politics is the subtle art of getting votes from the poor and campaigning on the capital of the rich, promising to protect one from the other. -Oscar Ameringer.
-There is no more independence in politics than there is in prison. -Will Rogers.
-There are two types of politicians: those who are brave and honest, and those who have a suddenly successful career. -Gerhard Kocher.
-Politics is the art of preventing people from participating in matters that properly concern them. -Paul Valery.
-In politics, when you explain, you lose. -Keith Naughton.
-Nothing is irreparable in the eyes of politics. -Jean Anouihl.
- Politics, from my point of view, for too long has been more concerned with the struggle between left and right, instead of between what is right or wrong. -Richard Armor.
- Politics is more difficult than physics. -Albert Einstein.
-In politics, nothing is despicable. -Benjamin Disraeli.
-Sincerity and competence is a powerful combination. In politics, it is everything. -Peggy Noonan.
-Only smart people don't want to be in politics, and I'm stupid enough to want to be there. -Orson Welles.
-The final objective is not to win the elections. The goal is to change society. -Paul Krugman.
-Vote for the person who least promises; This will be the one that will disappoint you the least. -Bernard Baruch.
-The only way to reform a politician is by hanging him. -Abraham Miller.
-Instead of giving a politician the keys to the city, it would be a better idea to change the locks. -Doug Larson.
-The only certain thing in politics is that what goes up goes down and what goes down usually goes up. -Richard Nixon.
-Have you ever noticed that when a politician understands an idea, he usually misunderstands it all? -Donald Marquis.
-The million dollar question for politicians should be: What kind of social structure am I producing? But this is a question that is never welcome.
-Since a politician never believes what he says, he is surprised when he is trusted with the word. -Charles de Gaulle.
-Politics is simply show business for ugly people. -Jay Leno.
-Mankind will never see the end of its problems until lovers of wisdom come to possess power, or when holders of power become lovers of wisdom. -Plato.
-When politics stops being a mission to become a profession, politicians become more selfish than public servants. -Emmanuel Macron.
-One should never wait until his party is in power to make an impact in his life and around the world. -Bill Clinton.
-The politicians are the same thing over and over again. They promise to build a bridge even where there is no river. -Nikita Krushchev.
-We hang insignificant thieves, but we designate the greatest as public servants. -Aesop.
-In politics never retire, never back down and never admit a mistake. -Napoleon Bonaparte.
-One of the reasons people hate politics is because truth is rarely the goal of a politician. Elections and power are. -Cal Thomas.
-The only incentive that can keep politics clean is to do good for our country and its people. -Henry Ford.
The general objective of practical politics is to keep the population alarmed (and thus eager to be guided to safety) by threatening it with a myriad of imaginary devices. -H L. Mencken.
-The purpose is not the language of politics. -Benjamin Disraeli.
-The sad duty of politics is to impart justice in a sinful world. -Reinhold Niebuhr.
-Everything is changing. People are taking their comedians and politicians seriously as a joke. -Will Rogers.
-I have never considered politics as an arena of morality. It is an arena of interests. -Aneurin Bevan.
- Politics is for the present, but an equation is for an eternity. -Albert Einstein.
-The big political questions shake the deepest nature of half the country, but they go far above and over the heads of the other half. -Wendell Phillips.
-If you ever injected truth into politics, then you didn't practice politics. -Will Rogers.
-The policy has become so expensive that it takes a lot of money even to be defeated. -Will Rogers.
-Politics is the art of controlling your environment. -Hunter S. Thompson.
-When I was a child they told me that anyone could be president; I'm starting to believe it -Clarence Darrow.
-We live in a world in which politics has replaced philosophy. -Martin L. Gross.
-The policy is the skillful use of blunt objects. -Lester B. Pearson.
-The vote is stronger than a bullet. -Abraham Lincoln.
-A politician is the person who can make waves and then make you think that he is the only one who can save the ship. -Ivern Ball.
-War is the continuation of politics by other means. -Carl von Clausewitz.
- Politics is not perfect, but it is the best way to change the way we live, without using violence. -Maynard Jackson.
-You can fool all the people some times, you can even fool some all the time, but you can't fool all the people all the time. -Abraham Lincoln.
-It is in vain to try to make people happy through politics. -Thomas Carlyle.
-To become the leader, the politician pretends to be the servant. -Charles de Gaulle.
-People who are really strange can reach very delicate positions and have a tremendous impact on history. -Dan Qualyle.
-Politics is the art of choosing between the disastrous and the unpleasant. -John Kenneth Galbraith.
-If voting changed something, they would make it illegal. -Emma Goldman.
-In politics, sunny days and rainy days can change quickly. -Giulio Andreotti.
-The policy should be the part-time profession of every citizen who wishes to protect the rights and privileges of the free, and of anyone who wishes to preserve all that is good and fruitful of our cultural heritage. -Dwight D. Eisenhower.
-Politics is a pendulum whose oscillations between anarchy and tyranny are fed by perpetually rejuvenated illusions. -Albert Einstein.
-We would all like to vote for the best person, but he is never one of the candidates. -Kin Hubbard.
-Politics is almost as exciting as war, and almost as dangerous. In war, you can only be killed once, but in politics, multiple times. -Sir Winston Churchill.
-In politics, the lie of today is attacked only to flatter the lie of tomorrow. -Jean Rostand.
-Never underestimate the ego of a politician. -Dan Brown.
-In politics, nothing happens by accident. And if it happens, you can bet it was planned that way. -Franklin D. Roosevelt.
-Politics is the art of looking for problems, finding them everywhere, misdiagnosing them and applying the wrong remedies. -Groucho Marx.
-The great majority of political discourse and writing are the defense of the indefensible. -George Orwell.
-Most are never right. Never! That's one of those lies in society that free smart people can't help but reveal themselves against. Who are in the largest proportion of the population? The smart ones or the dumb ones? -Henrik Ibsen.
-The purification of politics is an iridescent dream. -John Ingalls.
-The art of politics consists of rationally directing the irrationalities of man. -Reinhold Niebuhr.
- Politics is not a bad profession. If you are successful there are many rewards, but if you make a fool of yourself you can always write a book. -Ronald Reagan.
-Practical politics is to ignore the facts. -Henry Adams.
-The political arena leaves us no alternative, since one is either a jerk or a rebel. -Emma Goldman.
- Politics is perhaps the only profession for which preparation is not considered necessary. -Robert Louis Stevenson.
-One should never be blinded with patriotism so much that you are not able to face reality. Wrong is wrong, no matter who says or does it. -Malcolm X.
-Under the democratic scheme, the political party always focuses most of its energies trying to prove that the other party is not in a position to govern, and both frequently triumph, and they are correct. -HL Menecken.
"We have, I fear, confused power with greatness." -Stewart Udall.
-Democracy is that we are allowed to vote for the candidate we least dislike. -Robert Byrne.
-In politics, a capable ruler must be guided by circumstances, conjectures and their combinations. -Catalina II of Russia.
-Politics, noun: it is a conflict of interest disguised as a war of principles. Managing public affairs for his own benefit. -Ambrose Pierce.
-In politics what is half is nothing. -John Adams.
-Both politicians and diapers should be changed frequently and for the same reason. -José Maria de Eça de Queirós.
- Politics is a noble activity. We must revalue it, practice it with vocation and dedication that requires testimony and sacrifice, which is dying for the common good.
-In politics what matters is not what is said. -KJ Parker.
-All of us who are concerned about peace and the triumph of reason and justice must be deeply aware of the small influence that reason and good intention will exert on events in the political sphere. -Albert Einstein.
- Politics is not a game. It is a serious matter. -Sir Winston Churchill.
-A politician is like quicksilver: if you try to put your finger on it, you won't find anything underneath. -Austin O'Malley.
-Before you start thinking about politics at all, you have to abandon the notion that there is a war between good people and bad people. -Walter Lippmann.
-The most difficult thing in any political campaign is to win without showing that you are not worthy of winning. -Adlai Stevenson.
-Politics is supposed to be the second oldest profession. I have realized that this has a great similarity with the first. -Ronald Reagan.
-I participate in politics because of the conflict between good and evil, and I believe that in the end, good will triumph. -Margaret Thatcher.
-The honor is not the exclusive property of any political party. -Herbert Hoover.
-Politics is the art of postponing decisions until they are no longer relevant. -Henri Queuille.
- Politics is the science of emergencies. -Theodore Parker.
-Political success is the ability to obtain credit when the inevitable occurs. -Laurence J. Peter.
-Politics is the ability to predict what will happen tomorrow, next week, next month and next year, as well as having the ability to explain why it did not happen. -Sir Winston Churchill.
-Politics is mostly made up of irrelevancies. -Dalton Camp.
-Politics is a war in which blood is not shed, while war is politics in which blood is shed. -Mao Zedong.
-Politics is somewhat similar to basic physiological functions, with the unpleasant difference that political functions can be carried out in public. -Maxim Gorky.