The old saying by George Santayana that "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it" couldn't be more relevant today. Can you tell current leaders from famous leaders of the past?
~Editor's Note: Ah, more love for the troops. This person is also known to be an elitist line-cutter fond of saying "Do you know who I am?"
~Editor's Note: I wonder why nobody asks that?
~Editor's Note: To be fair, this may be true one day if we don't get a handle on overpopulation.
~Editor's Note: Some would say this person succeeded.
~Editor's Note: I learn something old every day.
~Editor's Note: Sadly, in 1929 nobody had televisions to watch this. Not even then-President Herbert Hoover.
~Editor's Note: Who says you can't have it all?
~Editor's Note: Training men on how to be killed is extremely important business that shouldn't be ruined by a bunch of women.
~Editor's Note: Sadly, there is more than one believable candidate for this gem.
(In reference to a catastrophic event in American history)
“Those who died, their lives will never be the same again.”~Editor's Note: It's incredible how much dying changes the rest of your life.
~So, I'll be breaking into some offices in Watergate and selling arms to Iran this weekend...because it's totally legal.
~Editor's Note: Also, if the government paid everyone a nickel, and had a 2,000% tax on it, everyone would be employed and the government would make money!
~Editor's Note: To be fair, he had just binge-watchedA Handmaid's Tale.
~Editor's Note: Head's up, defunding education hurts BOTH parties.
~Editor's Note: Well, at least it's an honest statement.
~Editor's Note: I seem to recall there was something...something around September of 2001. Does anyone else recall that?
~Editor's Note: Said at an environmental conference. Almost true, too. America is the second biggest.
~Editor's Note: Showing off some cunningly linguistic acrobatics.
~Editor's Note: Spoken in snarling growl.
~Editor's Note: Thanks for clearing that up.