Quotes About Flip Floppers

#1. As a general rule, it is difficult for people in public life to change their minds. There is an immediate rush to portray politicians as "flip-floppers" when they shift position on anything, even if they do so following a careful consideration of an issue rather than a meeting with a pollster.

Anonymous

#2. The key to life is accepting challenges. Once someone stops doing this, he's dead.

Bette Davis

#3. Will nods. He slumps in his chair, trying to make himself small; make himself stronger by taking up less room.

Leta Blake

#4. It is not our place to decide who should lead the Iraqi people. If Saddam [Hussein] leaves or has to be forced out of power and a new regime brought in, a new leadership brought in, I am confident it will be some combination of people inside the country and outside the country.

Colin Powell

#5. By merely increasing or decreasing the amount of contrast in any area we can move the observer through the painting.

Mike Svob

#6. Is great beauty in the simplicity of giving oneself to another in trust, and allowing them to hold you up.

Raine Miller

#7. Men are never brave, are they?

Cherie Blair

#8. Never interrupt me when I'm eating a banana.

Ryan Stiles

#9. I like Americans. They always make an effort when they meet you. They want to be liked and to like you; it is always easy to be with them.

Maria Schell

#10. There's nothin' like Christian feelin's for upsettin' a man's domestic comfort.

Dorothy L. Sayers

#11. If something's not working out, but you keep hammering at it in the exact same way, go after something else for a while. That's not giving up, that's just letting the universe have its way.

Sophia Amoruso

#12. The world, although well-lighted with fluorescents and incandescent bulbs and neon, is still full of odd dark corners and unsettling nooks and crannies.

Stephen King

#13. On Bill Clinton: I have a simple question: Who's the last President to give you a balanced budget?

William J. Clinton

#14. The Tyranny of a prince in an oligarchy
is not so dangerous to the public welfare as the apathy of a citizen in a democracy.

Montesquieu

#15. When I went back to Shea last year it really hit me how much the fans care for me, it still gives me goose bumps. I want to do the right thing for them and my family.

Dwight Gooden