Sol Levitan Quotes
First, he demands votes; second, he asks for votes; third, he begs for them; fourth, he weeps for them.
How a politician gets votes:
Sol Levitan, 1862-1940, State Treasurer of Wisconsin (Progressive), Favorite campaign saying
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When asked to run for President on the Anti-Mason ticket, the former Chief Magistrate wrote:
There are very few places in America where a public official could get away with statements like this one.
The president had visited Baltimore in August of 1828 and found the campaigning at a feverish pace:
Canadian election campaigns are by American standards extremely short, just a few months. Although she was trying to say that the particular issue takes more time to discuss and resolve satisfactorily in such a limited time frame, this particular gaffe was one of her more commonly quoted. Canada's first female Prime Minister. See Grover Cleveland who faced a similar situation and came our less scathed.