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 | eidco (0)
09/24/2007 | This has been attributed to Dan Quayle, Al Gore, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush (possible others). It's true origin is that it was invented by a comedian as something Dan Quayle might have said. It's sad that people would actually believe Bill Clinton, the only president who was a Rhodes scholar, would say this. It points to the ignorance that accompanies prejudice. Not even worth the lowest rating of 1.
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 | oldiesmusicfan101 (3)
02/18/2006 | Really wow, thanks for letting the world know I don't think they knew.
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 | Cabbi (0)
11/03/2005 | You've failed to succeed in correctly naming the author of this quote, Dan Quayle.
Clinton is a states man and rarely made this kind of blunder. His "what "is" is, is a rare example of that kind of blunder. But Quayle was a master at the art of stupid speak. I demand you give him credit for this five star blooper. He said it and he earned it.
Cabbi
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 | Zahn (0)
10/29/2005 | I believe that is actually a Dan Guale quote.
Where did Presidnet Clinton supposedly say it?
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 | kamylienne (77)
10/14/2005 | . . . I think that's a bit more than just a "risk", but okay . . .
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 | Gentle Jude (23)
07/12/2005 | Ok then, what ever that means! He is certainly a fence sitter, you either fail or succeed.
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 | abichara (60)
06/21/2005 | Or you could end up in limbo, much like your presidency did after Monica...
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 | James76255 (17)
06/21/2005 | I give it a 1 because it's not true. This quote has been credited to several different people, from both Clintons to Quayle to President Bush. I have no idea if anyone really did say it, but I have a feeling it was probably from something like Saturday Night Live.
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