The Best of Notable Quotables; December 19, 1994
Table of Contents:
- The Best of Notable Quotables; December 19, 1994
- Sore Losers Award
- Honey, I shrunk the Democratic Party
- Oliver Stone
- I Still Hate Reagan
- Apolitical Observers
- Media Hero
- Flatliner Award
- Rodney Dangerfield
- Politics of Meaninglessness
- Clinton Enemies
- You're No Anita Hill
- No Money Down
- Good Morning Morons
- Damn Conservatives
- Iron Curtain Award
- Which Way Is It?
- Dumbest Quote of the Year
- 1994 Award Judges
Nobody Here But Us Apolitical Observers Award
“A
liberal bias? I don’t know what a liberal bias is. Do you mean we care
about the poor, the sick, and the maimed? Do we care whether people are
being shot every day on the streets of America? If that’s liberal, so be
it. I think it’s everything that’s good in life – that we do care. And
also for the solutions — we seek solutions and we do think that we are
all responsible for what happens in this country.”
– UPI White House correspondent Helen Thomas on C-SPAN’s Journalists Roundtable, December 31, 1993.
Runner-up:
“I won’t make any pretense that the
American Agenda is totally neutral. We do take a position. And I think
the public wants us now to take a position. If you give both sides and
`Well, on the one hand this and on the other that’ – I think people kind
of really want you to help direct their thinking on some issues.”
– ABC
News reporter Carole Simpson on CNBC’s Equal Time, August 9.
