The Best of Notable Quotables; December 21, 1992
Table of Contents:
- The Best of Notable Quotables; December 21, 1992
- Rodney King Award
- Damn Conservatives
- Festival of Hate
- Clinton Camelot
- I am Woman
- Henry Luce Award
- Willie Horton Award
- Silliest Analysis
- Ross Perot Award
- Real Reagan Legacy
- James Carville Award
- Iron Curtain Award
- Happy Talk Award
- Media Hero Award
- Which Way Is It?
- Quote of the Year
- 1992 Award Judges
Happy Talk Award (for the Silliest Interview)
“You
talked, Anita, about some of the very supportive letters you’ve gotten,
and some of the letters that have touched you. Have you received any
hate mail?....They find you offensive, most of all, because you are a
black woman?....Twenty years from now, fifty years from now, when people
look back at these hearings, how do you want them to think of you?”
– Katie Couric’s questions to Anita Hill, October 7 Today.
Runners-up:
“Making
headlines this morning: Bill Clinton comes up with a plan for the
economy – tax the rich, cut the deficit, and help just about everyone.”
–
CBS This Morning co-host Paula Zahn, June 22.
“Since, as you
say, you’re just musing here – if you were President of the United
States, what would you do about Los Angeles, about these problems? Be
honest.”
– Anchor Garrick Utley interviewing Mikhail Gorbachev, May 16
NBC Nightly News.
“When you grow up, and it’s a choice between a
clean river and a better car or a better Walkman or something like that,
which are you going to choose?”
– CNN reporter Richard Blystone
interviewing a Norwegian child, June 8 World News.
“What are
people responding to when they cheer you on this trip?”
– Bryant
Gumbel’s first question to Bill Clinton, July 22 Today.