Steve Wynn Quotes

There's never been a time in my life where you had the names the United States and political uncertainty in the same sentence.

We should have been there shoulder to shoulder with our allies. Our concern is the instability of our government as an ally. We are playing again with national and global security matters.

If we have any problems, it's always with the government of the United States.

The most profound moments in politics usually happen unexpectedly.

I went to the White House, and met the president.. We in trouble

Recalling our history which has been characterized by political and constitutional instability …

I'll tell you what: Everything about the Trump administration is scary.

During the election of Washington's successor, it became apparent that the country was sharply divided and that the dissatisfaction with Federalist policies was deep and fervent.

Washington is agonizingly slow at learning from its mistakes. Especially in the Middle East.

The more insanity that comes from Washington, D.C., the stronger the loyal opposition becomes.

No matter who occupies the Presidency, Washington tends to unilateralism.

Simply eight young men … standing amidst the ruins of one administration with the foundation of another not yet laid …. No police were functioning through the country, no system of justice was operating, the wheels of the administration hung idle, battered out of recognition by the clash of rival jurisdictions.

All the existing governments of the world are there for the avowed purpose of safeguarding the sovereign rights of the nations they rule or serve, and there is no one of them that could make surrender of these without being immediately hurled from power by the political forces behind it.

63 governments in 70 years is a problem in my country. So this referendum could finally give stability to the country.

A Trump presidency will plunge the United States into an era of unknowns that has little parallel in the nation's 240-year history.

Too close and unthinking an allegiance to Washington has sometimes got British governments into trouble.

Here's the thing - if Donald Trump is elected president of the United States, in a kind of historical way, it's exciting because we will see the actual last president of the United States. It just won't work after that.

I can feel it in my bones that no matter what we do, even if we do not do anything, the revolutionary government of Madame Cory Aquino will collapse.

Clinton appears to be the sole holdout in the Obama administration in understanding the catastrophe caused by its foreign policy in Libya.

Washington is built on power.

Trump is an anathema to America's democracy and values.

Every time there's an institutional issue like impeachment, there's concern from the outside about what will happen.

Britain is perceived as a laughing stock and a mess. It's a very scary and divided place.

When governments become weak, troubles are certain to erupt.

India was going though a difficult time in 1997. We had revolving door governments.