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9 Quotes about Politics from Books

Hello. I am Deepak Kundu, an avid book reader and quotes collector. Here is a list of 9 quotes about Politics that I liked and saved from various books. I hope you enjoy reading them.

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Politics covers such a vast spectrum of issues that it’s unlikely any two Americans hold the exact same views; each person’s political DNA is unique, like biological DNA.

from 28 Summers book by Elin Hilderbrand

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I was someone who liked things to be neat and planned in advance, and from what I could tell, there seemed to be nothing especially neat about a life in politics.

from Becoming book by Michelle Obama

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Politics is an endless series of negotiations and compromises, and even if the processes are often complicated, the foundations are always simple: everyone wants to be paid, one way or another.

from Us Against You book by Fredrik Backman

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In politics, the tripod is the most unstable of all structures.

from Dune book by Frank Herbert

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When you’ve been around politics as long as I have, you see a lot of strange things. You may even think you’ve seen everything. But every now and then something happens that still has the power to knock your socks off, to show you that democracy can be full of surprises.

from On the House book by John Boehner

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The most important thing to remember – in golf, in politics, in life – is that if you do the right things, for the right reasons, the right things will happen for you.

from On the House book by John Boehner

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Most people think, politically speaking, that the right and the left are on a linear continuum – meaning that the right is on one side of the line, and the left is obviously on the other. That they are polar opposites. Far apart from one another. But the horseshoe theory says that the line is, well, shaped more like a horseshoe – that once you start going to the far right and the far left, that the line curves inward so that the two extremes are far closer to one another than they are to the center. Some go as far as to say it’s more like a circle – that the line bends so much that far left and far right are virtually indistinguishable – tyranny in one form or another.

from The Boy from the Woods book by Harlan Coben

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Too often in politics everything is short-term, and the long run is ignored.

from The Death of Money book by James Rickards

Once politics gets in your blood you can’t give it up.

from The Boys from Biloxi book by John Grisham