Rush Limbaugh Quotes

Hillary Clinton doesn't connect with people.

How about it's Hillary Clinton, she doesn't connect with people? How about they have nothing in common with her?

Donald Trump connected in ways with people no one else did.

Hillary Clinton's not seen as empathetic and compassionate.

My view was that the campaign had been a sacred thing, that it had been a real compact, because I was there and I saw the connection that Clinton made with people, and the connection that they made with him.

Obama was the first president whose biography makes sense to me. He can walk into a room anywhere and find common ground with any person.

In acting class they tell you that you have to be real, connect with the people, connect with your partner. The same as politics, you have to connect to the people.

I think I was able to talk to people about values in ways that people - in ways that resonated with folks.

What that’s allowed me to do is have a vantage point about my own life that's accessible to people still. I could see a guy walking down the street and be like, Even though I'm famous, I got more in common with this guy than, like, Brad Pitt.

I tell people, "It's the hardest thing to explain, but it's the easiest thing to understand." And all anybody really needs to know is, the struggles of life, the joy of life, the excitement and the heartbreak of life is something we can all connect to. And I like to hope that the inclusivity of the show [This Is Us] is something that audiences will relate to.

Humor gives presidents the chance to be seen as warm, relaxed persons. Humor reaches out and puts its arm around the listener and says, 'I am one of you, I understand,' and implicitly it promises, 'I will do something about your problems.'

I can just talk about my world, and people relate to it because it's so familiar to them. It's them, it's not me. They're hearing themselves.

Ultimately what we actors are doing is communicating with people who are feeling alone or feeling different or confused or whatever and you're communicating and saying, "Hey, I don't get to know you, but here's a piece of me and you're not alone. We're in this together." Hopefully that communication has maybe made some people feel less alone.

Modern politics today requires a mastery of television. I've never really warmed up to television and, in fairness to television, it's never warmed up to me.

I've found that the common humanity of people is the most relatable thing, and even if your stories are very specific about a different place, if you have a relatable core of humanity, people will go along with it.

I think there are a lot of successful people in this country who connect amazingly well with the American people and have - and one of the reasons they are successful is because they connect well.

It is easier to speak to those who have had similar experiences than to those who are as yet ignorant.

Stories are the common ground that allow people to connect, despite all our defences and all our differences.

The Big Chill is one of those things that everybody can identify with. Between eight characters, they can pick somebody who's somewhat like them.

I don't put together cars, I put together people.

I love relatable stories.

As an actor, what you really want to do is communicate with people - this is my aim, my principle aim.

Adulthood is interesting to adults. But I would never want to write about stuff I don't feel everybody can connect to.

Anybody can relate to anyone on 'Glee' at some point in their life.

For me, I feel like I relate to a lot of people.