Eugene Ionesco
View AuthorNo one owns the crowd even if they believe they have it dominated.
John Irving
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Karl Theodor Jaspers
View AuthorTo philosophize is and only is to learn how to die.
Karl Theodor Jaspers
View AuthorIn philosophy, the questions are more essential than the answers.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorI am in favor of a government that is vigorously frugal and simple.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorNo government can sustain itself without the principle of both fear and duty. Good men will obey the latter, but the wicked only the former.
Thomas Jefferson
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Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorOne thing explains history well, and that is what bad governments consist of.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorI agree with the ancient Romans that today's general must be tomorrow, if necessary, a common soldier.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorIf I had to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers or newspapers without government, I would not hesitate to prefer the latter.
Havey Keitel
View AuthorAn actor is always naked on the screen, even when dressed.
Edward Kennedy
View AuthorIn politics, it's like in mathematics: everything that is not completely correct is wrong.