Looking for West Wing quote
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Stormbringer
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Looking for West Wing quote
I'm looking for Leo's little speech of about how he's sick of lesser evil elections. I really liked that one (saw it on the Bravo re-run today) and I was hoping some one knew where to find it.
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HemlockGrey
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Try the Internet Movie Database (www.imdb.com) in the quotes section under The West Wing.
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"If more cars are inevitable, must there not be roads for them to run on?"
-Robert Moses
"The Wire" is the best show in the history of television. Watch it today.
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"Yeah, you know why? 'cause you're a crappy politician. I think you'll find I'll be making a lot of decisions on my own so start getting use to it."
"You know I got elected to Congress by this state. This state sent me to Congress three times and then elected me governor. All without your help."
"No seriously, that's a real accomplishment considering your family founded this state.... Were you even opposed in any of those elections?"
"You got rid of all the people I know," Bartlet complains again.
"Yeah, have a good night."
"Why are you doing this? You're a player. You're bigger in the party than I am. Hoynes would make you national chairman. Leo, tell me this isn't one of the twelve steps."
"That's what it is. Right after admitting that we're powerless over alcohol and that a higher power can restore us to sanity. That's where you come in.... Because I'm tired of it: year after year after year after year having to choose between the lesser of who cares. Of trying to get myself excited about a candidate who can speak in complete sentences. Of setting the bar so low, I can hardly bear to look at it. They say a good man can't get elected President. I don't believe that. Do you?"
"Yeah, you know why? 'cause you're a crappy politician. I think you'll find I'll be making a lot of decisions on my own so start getting use to it."
"You know I got elected to Congress by this state. This state sent me to Congress three times and then elected me governor. All without your help."
"No seriously, that's a real accomplishment considering your family founded this state.... Were you even opposed in any of those elections?"
"You got rid of all the people I know," Bartlet complains again.
"Yeah, have a good night."
"Why are you doing this? You're a player. You're bigger in the party than I am. Hoynes would make you national chairman. Leo, tell me this isn't one of the twelve steps."
"That's what it is. Right after admitting that we're powerless over alcohol and that a higher power can restore us to sanity. That's where you come in.... Because I'm tired of it: year after year after year after year having to choose between the lesser of who cares. Of trying to get myself excited about a candidate who can speak in complete sentences. Of setting the bar so low, I can hardly bear to look at it. They say a good man can't get elected President. I don't believe that. Do you?"