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George Edwards Quotes
«They didn't want anything to be on TV showing a bunch of angry people hollering at the president. It would not have been a favorable scene unless he could handle it well, which he can't. Clinton could. He would be down there feeling their pain. But Bush can't.»
Author: George Edwards
«needs a narrative, a reason that voters should give him a look.»
Author: George Edwards
«We've got old people who can't get an ambulance.»
Author: George Edwards
«Thank you for all you do,»
Author: George Edwards
«My thought when I first saw him was, if he did survive, he was likely to have permanent consequences and disabilities from the injury, ... But I think we all knew the likelihood of survival was small.»
Author: George Edwards
«So they're faced with tremendous difficulty. Most of our students are on financial aid and it just makes it real difficult for them to attend,»
Author: George Edwards
«Look at what happened to George W. Bush. The first time he doesn't get a plurality. Then he gets 50.8 percent. He seemed to be very relieved.»
Author: George Edwards
«It just doesn't mesh. He grossly overestimated his political capital. Hubris, whatever, I can't explain it. He didn't have a lot of political capital. That was wrong.»
Author: George Edwards
«That's a hubris that, if he had paid attention to what happened to himself and other presidents, he wouldn't have made that mistake. It was a very predictable mistake.»
Author: George Edwards
«Historical plaques provide a personal snapshot of Wilmington and its people. The purpose is to educate the public and provide historical insight.»
Author: George Edwards