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Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne

Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne is a a PC written by, developed by  and published by  in. Set two years after the events of the first game, the sequel finds Max Payne working again as a detective for the New York City Police Department, while struggling with nightmares about his troubled past. After being unexpectedly reunited with contract killer Mona Sax, Max must work with her to resolve a conspiracy filled with death and betrayal, which will test where his true loyalties lie. Max Payne 2 The game received highly positive reviews from critics and, like its predecessor, has been cited as one of the greatest video games ever made. Praise focused on its action and story, while criticism targeted its short length. It was followed by a Rockstar-developed sequel, Max Payne 3.

Max Payne

 * Life knows two miseries; getting what you don't want and not getting what you want.

 * This hadn't been my first fall in the night, still just a prelude to the real deal, still a long way to the bottom.

 * I lied to myself that it was over. I was still alive, my loved ones were still dead. It wasn't over.

 * I didn't deserve to walk away. There are no happy endings.

 * A bomb went off in my head. The bullet lodged in my brain moved a fatal, microscopic distance.

 * Everything had started out as black and white. Somewhere down the road, the line went blurry. The colors started to run, got smudged and gray. Winterson had been above my suspicion. It felt like a goodbye.

 * There was a blind spot in my head, a bullet-shaped hole where the answers should be. Call it denial. I wanted to dig inside my skull and scrape out the pain.

 * Kissing her, I think of the cold laws of cause and effect.

 * Mona's appearance had triggered a dislocation. Schizophrenia. I felt elation, but with it, fear that all the past evils had come along for the ride.

 * Home, sweet home. Something in the night felt like a door had been opened, an echo of the past, an old monster snapping its eyes open in the depths of my brain. Closing your eyes forces you to look at the darkness inside.

 * A funhouse is a linear sequence of scares. Take it or leave it is the only choice given. Makes you think about free will: have our choices been made for us because of who we are?

 * Mona had come through here, the dead cleaners is a sign of her passage.

 * [Narration, after having seen Mona Sax, whom he thought dead] If you think nothing can get to you, you're lying to yourself. At best you're temporarily dead. A lightning bolt could re-animate you without a warning.

 * The past is a gaping hole. You try to run from it, but the more you run, the deeper, more terrible it grows behind you, its edges yawning at your heels. Your only chance is to turn around and face it. But it's like looking down into the grave of your love, or kissing the mouth of a gun, a bullet trembling in its dark nest, ready to blow your head off.

 * Throw the rules out the window, odds are you'll go that way too.

 * Like all the bad things in my life, it started with the death of a woman. I couldn't save her.

 * The genius of the hole: no matter how long you spend climbing out, you can still fall back down in an instant.

 * All this time we got the fable of Sleeping Beauty wrong. The prince didn't kiss her to wake her up. No one who slept for a hundred years is likely to wake up. It was the other way round. He kisses her to wake himself up from the nightmare that has brought him there.

 * They were after me, it was my fault. You can't run from your past. You'll end up running in circles. Until you fall back down to the same hole you were trying to escape from, only the hole's grown deeper.

 * Death is inevitable. Our fear of it makes us play safe, blocks out emotion. It's a losing game. Without passion you are already dead.

 * There are no choices. Nothing but a straight line. The illusion comes afterwards, when you ask "why me?" and "what if?". When you look back and see the branches, like a pruned bonsai tree, or forked lightning. If you had done something differently, it wouldn't be you, it would be someone else looking back, asking a different set of questions.

 * The trouble with wanting something is the fear of losing it, or never getting it. The thought makes you weak.

 * Now, like all my loves, she is mine forever. She has brought me here, to this moment of clarity, where time slows down, and I choose to look back, to see myself. And in that act of seeing, I am reborn.

 * As surely as the bullet rips through the victim's flesh, organ and bone, it shatters the image of the man who pulls the trigger.

 * The past is a puzzle, like a broken mirror. As you piece it together, you cut yourself, your image keeps shifting. And you change with it. It could destroy you, drive you mad. It could set you free.

 * I didn't know what Mona wanted, if it was the same thing that I was after. To kill those who were trying to kill her. The bullet, real or imagined, lodged in her head routing her synapses. Driving her on.

 * This is what I see when I look back. These moments, blinding as snow, they kill you, change you. You die and live again, remade.

 * I had a bomb ticking in my head. No amount of painkillers would disable it.

 * "The things that I want", by Max Payne. A smoke. A whiskey. For the sun to shine. I want to sleep to forget. To change the past. My wife and baby girl back. Unlimited ammo and a license to kill. Right then, more than anything, I wanted her.

 * There are things in life you cannot choose: how you feel.

 * Like always, the dead had all the answers I was missing. It wasn't that they weren't eager to talk; quite the contrary, the dead had plenty to say and once they started, they would never shut up. Their words would keep you awake at night.

 * When you're waking up, the world is a blur. What was clear in a dream, suddenly makes no sense. No surreal rescues. No easy, magic way out. But you are awake.

 * With no way to deal with the past, I kept my eyes on the road, off the rear-view mirror and the road-kill behind me. I chased lesser mysteries, other people's crimes.

 * Einstein was right, time is relative to the observer. When you're looking down the barrel of a gun, time slows down. Your whole life flashes by, heartbreak and scars. Stay with it, and you can live a lifetime in that split second.

 * This is love. When someone drags you from the wreckage when you have given in, ready to just lie there and die. This is love. When someone, no matter what the cost, shows you there is hope, a choice, that you can put down your gun. This is love. Love hurts.

 * When entertainment turns into a surreal reflection of your life, you're a lucky man if you can laugh at the joke. Luck and I weren't on speaking terms, or maybe the place was just too damn lame to be funny.

 * Your past has a way of sneaking up on you. You'll hear broken echoes of it everywhere, like a bad replay. You'll get mad at everyone for reminding you about it, even if it's all in your head.

 * You come to, amidst the wreckage of your own making. Do you stay there, eyes squeezed shut, afraid to move, hoping to bleed to death? Or do you crawl out, help your loved ones, make sure the fire doesn't spread, try to fix it?

 * Firing a gun is a binary choice. Either you pull the trigger or you don't.

 * The explosion in my apartment had started a fire. The flames couldn't burn away my past. They only made the shadows behind me leap higher.

 * In a nightmare, every choice you make is a wrong one. I would wake up at night, afraid that day was a dream I'd forget.

 * I am afraid. But I start again from the beginning, trace my own steps to the scene of the crime.

 * The gilding on the mask had cracked to reveal the rot underneath.

 * The world was getting too small for comfort.

 * "Cleaners" was a misnomer. They were making a mess of it.

 * I felt like I was walking into a trap. I felt guilty, like I was about to get caught.

 * Fraternizing with the enemy. I had stepped over the edge. The cartoon moment when the gravity waits for the coyote to realize his mistake before the plunge.

 * Mona was still the answer. I caught glimpses of her out of the corner of my eye, felt her presence everywhere I went. I was trying to trace her path, recreate the winding course of the magic bullet in her head. I couldn't find her.

 * She was dead. The bullet in her head had come to the end of its slow-motion journey.

 * I'd found the sniper's hideout. They'd been spying on me for days, weeks, months even. My every action, observed, recorded, analyzed. The place was the proof every paranoiac dreams of.

 * I had tried to run from it, edit it out. Winterson was dead. I was a murderer.

 * One thing left to do. I was compelled to give Vlad his gun back. One bullet at a time.

 * Home is where your heart is … [Cleaner in distance, speaking to other cleaner: "Simple, not like in the movies where the hero has a chance to disarm the bomb."] Once, it would have been a house in the suburbs … [Cleaner in distance, again speaking to other cleaner: "He opens the door, and BOOM!"] Now, nothing was left of it … [The door is opened by a third cleaner and blows all three up, as well as the apartment] I wasn't happy with the way the cleaners were doing their job.

 * Behind the door [7th floor of the apartment building] were the suites. They weren't an improvement on the regular apartments.

 * Without Mona's help, I'd be a dead man. Suddenly, for the first time in I don't know how long, I realized, I didn't wish to be dead.

 * [Over microphone] Vlad, shut up and stay alive, I'm coming.

 * Mona, these guys are packing, close to overkill, hardcore professionals.

 * I felt the rise of that old familiar feeling. I hated it. I welcomed it.

 * [In a dream, in a cell labeled "paranoid"] Wait, just wait, I can figure this out, I can fix this. I can make it better! Just think. Think!

 * It was all connected. The murder of Senator Gate, the Cleaners, the Inner Circle, Vinnie Gognitti. I had to make Winterson see it.

 * Vinnie was about to piss his pants, he'd end up short circuiting the bomb and blowing us both up.

 * Winterson would have found a way to do this nice, neat and clean. Logic told me backup should be on its way. Somebody must have heard the gunfire. Logic was such a liar.

 * Mona's words on her being a "sitting duck" kept playing in my head. The bomb had misdirection written all over it.

 * I couldn't crack her. I had to crack the case.

 * Sometimes, something good comes out of it. Something you know you wouldn't deserve in a million years.

 * You'd have to be a first-degree fool to fall for a woman who returns from the dead only to put a gun to your face.

 * She was beautiful. I hated her for making me feel this way.

 * Now that I was with her, I was reluctant to hear her answers.

 * Your past is like pieces of a broken mirror. You try to pick them up, but you only end up cutting yourself.

 * [Final quote] I had a dream of my wife. She was dead. But it was all right.

 * It was almost morning, waking up from the American Dream. We are willing to suffer, to die for the things we care about. For love, for the right choices, Because of her, I had solved the case. My case. All of it. Who I am. Is it worth it? Saying that it never is would be a lie. Sometimes you get lucky. Sometimes, something good comes out of it. Something you know you wouldn't deserve in a million years. Something that gives you a reason to go on.
 * Only said in the Dead on Arrival ending

Mona Sax

 * [To Max] What are you so afraid of? What do you want from me?

 * [Trying to assist Max, to herself] Sometimes, Mona, you gotta go down to get up.

 * You're a bastard, Max.

 * [To Vlad, having shot him in the arm] See? You're nothing but a one-armed bandit.

 * [Final quote] God, I turned out to be such a damsel in distress.
 * She dies after saying this unless the game has been completed on Dead on Arrival difficulty.

Vladimir Lem

 * [Catchphrase] Have no fear, Vlad is here!

 * [catchphrase] (Name of person(s) he is talking to), dearest of all my friends...!

 * Max! 911! Bad guys with big guns!

 * [Over microphone] Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to present Max Payne. New York's Finest, with the biggest mobster bodycount ever. Dearest guests, prepare to die … [Assorted gunfire] Max, I'd love to come and welcome you, but I'm busy dodging bullets and hiding under a desk at the moment.

 * [Over microphone] Max? Damn it … aaaaaaaaaaarrrrrgghhhhh!

 * Hypothetically, if the only choice you've got is to do the wrong thing, then it's not really the wrong thing, it's more like fate.

 * I hate to do this, but you know how you are, you would never let it go!

 * It's better to reign in Hell than to serve in Heaven.
 * Actual quote from Paradise Lost by John Milton

 * No gun when you need one …

 * [About Mona] I know of her. Her reputation as a hired killer. I hear she is a stone fox. I would fuck her.

 * [To Max] Besides, a gentleman always avenges the insults done to his lady. You did kill Winterson. [Shoots Max]

 * Of course, we agree to disagree.

 * [Alfred Woden's message machine] I am coming to kill you, old man. You really know how to piss me off, you know? Would it have killed you to say "thank you" for once in your life, to say, "Vlad, my son – can I call you my son, because I sure do love you like one. – Vlad, my son, you are a true prodigy, everything you touch turns to gold." Oh, wait, it is going to kill you. I'm done doing your dirty work for you. You should be proud. I have learned all you've taught me. I'm coming to show you.

 * You have wrecked my restaurant twice now. You can be so damn uncompromising, fanatical about these things Max. One of these days, it's going to get you killed!

 * What the fuck is wrong with you, Max?! Why don't you just die?! You hate life, you're miserable all the time, afraid to enjoy yourself even a little. Face it, you might as well be dead already. Do yourself a favor, give up!

 * [Last words] Max … dearest of all my friends … I was supposed to be the hero …

Vinnie Gognitti

 * [Regarding his collection of Captain Baseball Bat Boy merchandise] What? What, I'm a collector! Do you know how much this stuff is worth? I tell ya', fuckin' much! There's nothin' nerdy about it, I'm a collector! Lots of tough guys are into this stuff! Frankie was into this stuff, he was a fuckin' tough guy! Just you wait till I sell my collection online! We'll see who's the nerd when I'm a millionaire!

 * Well, that was fun, in a fucking terrible, sick, not-at-all fun way!

 * Aw, man! Why does this keep happenin' to me? Oh, it was sooo perfect [the Giant-headed Baseball-bat boy costume], now it's ruined! [Max comes through the doorway] Aw, no! No way!

 * [Shooting his Ingram at Vlad] Die, Russian! Fuckin' die already!

 * No no no no no PAYNE WHADDYA DOIN?!! WHADDYA DOIN?!!! Those are priceless collectors items! Payne, whaddaya doin'?! Aww shit! Ohh...

Various

 * The Pink Flamingo: [on TV] .mirrors are more fun than television

 * The Pink Flamingo: [on TV] .she has dyed her hair red

 * The Pink Flamingo: [on TV] .the flesh of fallen angels

 * John Mirra: [on TV, address Unknown] When Mirra killed again, the map of the city changed. Like a shifting glacier, a new crack appeared with every gunshot. I had abandoned all conventional methods of navigation. I was following the bloody signs he kept leaving me. And he was watching me do it.

 * John Mirra: [on TV, address Unknown] Wherever I went, the pay phones started to ring. Finally, I collected enough courage to answer one.

 * Dick Justice: [on TV] The rain was comin' down like all the angels in heaven decided to take a piss at the same time. When you're in a situation like mine, you can only think in metaphors.

 * Mafia Thug: [fighting Cleaners] Motherfuckers! You think you can come in here, you think you can? Eh? Eh?! You think! You think wrong, motherfuckers! You think wrong!

 * Jim Bravura: They [the cleaners] hit your home? It's like a friggin' Kindergarten out there! What next? A kid with a bag full of guns and a head full of videogames turns the house into a shooting gallery. Breaks my heart.

 * Jim Bravura: [after being shot by a cleaner] Bullshit!

 * Mike the Cowboy: Of course he's not dead yet, the sheriff only dies in the end. Well, Payne, I'm here, in the boss' office. Come on. I'm waiting. Let's finish this. What's taking you so long, sheriff? Scared?

Dialogue

 * Mona Sax: The Circle goes back to the centuries-old masonic cults, corruption and assassinations reaching all the way to presidential level.
 * Max Payne: Right. And here I was thinking conspiracy theories had gone out of style.

 * Mona Sax: There's a contract out on us.
 * Max Payne: There is no "us" in this.

 * Max Payne: [seeing Mona after a long time] Mona?
 * Mona Sax: Max, we got to stop meeting like this.

 * Max: Mona Sax?
 * Officer Petersburg: The last pokey down the corridor to your left. Mona Sax, huh? Lucky bastard, I wouldn't mind getting a statement from her. Yeah, she's a looker. She killed someone? Better be careful, Payne. Very Basic Instinct.

 * Mafia thug 1: Oh yeah, like good ol' times. When we were still peddling V, when we had that Russian son of a bitch down for the count. When we were hunting that undercover fed, what's his name again? "Hurt"?
 * Mafia thug 2: "Hurt" my ass. "Payne" was his name, "Payne".

 * Mafia thug 3: It's raining cats and dogs here!
 * Mafia thug 2: "For I'm a rain dog too".
 * Mafia thug 3: Stay sharp. It's gonna rain somethin' else too when the cleaners show up.

 * Mafia thug 1: We need to keep those Russians away from the boss.
 * Mafia thug 2: Yeah, keep them away from the … the captain. Oh, I'm sorry, sorry, I know it’s nothing to laugh about, deadly serious.
 * Mafia thug 3: The Adventures of Captain Big Head Gognitti! [Vinnie is tricked by Vlad into putting on a Giant-headed Captain Baseball-bat Boy costume with a bomb in the head]

 * Cleaner 1: He tells me that I'm new to this job, and that I'll be workin' with all of the colours except green.

 * [The final episode of Address Unknown, the TV series]
 * John Mirra (Protagonist): [answers the phone and listens]
 * John Mirra (Antagonist): John Mirra?
 * John Mirra (Protagonist): This is he.
 * John Mirra (Antagonist): This is John Mirra. Welcome to the next level.

 * Vinnie Gognitti: No! Payne! Not you! Why does this keep happening to me? Payne, you gotta help me! There's a freaking bomb in here. If I take the head off, it blows. Bye Bye Vinnie! You're a freaking cop! You gotta help me!
 * Max Payne: How did this happen?
 * Vinnie Gognitti: The Russian tricked me.
 * Max Payne: Join the club.
 * Vinnie Gognitti: I can help ya get him, I can, I swear, You get me out of this and I will help you get him.

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Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure

Lady and the Tramp 2: Scamp's Adventure is a 2001 American-Italian direct-to-video animated film which was released on August 15, 2000 by The Walt Disney Company as a sequel to the 1955 feature film Lady and the Tramp. The story centers around Lady and Tramp's puppy, Scamp, and his desire to become a "wild dog".

 * Directed by Darrell Rooney. Written by Bill Motz and Bob Roth.

Scamp

 * [runs up to Tramp, who's trying to sleep] Hey, let's do some dog stuff! Huh, pop? Y'know, dig up bones? Rip up flowers? Chase cats! [growls playfully and tugs on Tramp's pillow]
 * So long, you house dogs! You can't tell me what to do anymore, because I'm a wild dog.
 * No way! l've had it with the house dog life. Nothing there but rules, rules, rules. I want to be wild and free like you guys.
 * [searching in vain for Angel] Great. I got everything I ever wanted. And it stinks.
 * [Sadly muttering to himself] Aw man! Slick move, me without a collar how could I be so stupid?! Dad was right, Buster's nothing but trouble. I wish I was at home.

Angel

 * [after the dogcatcher takes Reggie to the Pound] Hey, You saved my life. Nobody else here would have dared to do that.

Buster

 * I don't know, kid. Your average house dog ain't got what it takes.

Dialogue

 * [Scamp's sisters are excited about hearing about getting a bath.]
 * Annette: Oh, excellent! I love getting a bath!
 * Collette: It makes my fur so silky smooth!
 * Danielle: Yeah! Heh-heh! [they start arguing over who goes first] Wait a minute!
 * Scamp: [grossed out] Gah. I hate baths.
 * Tramp: Just the same, Scamp. When you live in a house, you need to be clean.
 * Scamp: Heh. Well, then, I'm glad I'm a wild dog!
 * [Tramp rolls his eyes]

 * Jim Dear: Tramp, I hope you're not making a mess in there.
 * [Scamp snickers]
 * Tramp: All right, Whirlwind, time to settle down. Why don't you go play with Junior?

 * Jim Dear: Scamp! Oh, no! What a mess!
 * Junior: Uh-oh.
 * Jim Dear: This time, you've gone too far! You've left me no choice. [Scamp nervously backs away and bumps into Tramp, who has an angry look on his face. Scamp has an "Uh-oh!" look on his face, and gives a nervous laugh] Some dogs just have to learn the hard way. [Scamp whimpers as he's about to be chained to the doghouse] Maybe chaining you up will teach you a lesson. I'm sorry, Pal, but I just don't know what else to do.
 * [After Scamp has been chained up outside the girls watching him all muddy as well]
 * Danielle: [tsking] Serves him right.
 * Collette: Simply incorrigible.
 * Annette: He brought this on himself.
 * Collette: [sighs] Now we'll need another bath!
 * [They start arguing over who goes first. Scene changes to Scamp, sad to be chained to his doghouse. Tramp looks sad as well]
 * Lady: [softly] Tramp? [walks up to Tramp and sits next to him.]
 * Tramp: [sadly] Best thing Jim Dear could've done for our boy; chaining him up.
 * Lady: Oh, Tramp. He's never been chained up before. He's just a pup.
 * Tramp: He has to learn to live by the rules of the house. Firm discipline molds a pup into a dog.
 * Lady: [laughs once, softly] You turned out pretty good.
 * Tramp: Yeah, pidge, but I found you. And if it weren't for you I would've wound up in the pound. I'm just trying to protect him. He'll understand someday.
 * [Lady and Tramp hear Scamp howling]
 * Lady: Maybe he needs to understand today.
 * [Scamp continues to howl, while Tramp walks out carrying a bowl of dog food. Tramp drops the bowl which caused Scamp's howling to be stopped.]
 * Tramp: I thought you might be hungry. [Scamp sniffs the food in the bowl, then pushes it back in disgust] I'm sorry, pal. You just gonna have to shape up, that's all.
 * Scamp: I always get blamed for everything.
 * Tramp: Sometimes, it's hard being part of a family. You have to obey certain rules.
 * Scamp: But I wanna run wild and free; like a real dog! [trips over chain] Oof!
 * Tramp: Son, the world out there's full of traps. Here, you-you have a family that loves you.
 * Scamp: [grunts] As long as I do as you say. [sighs heavily, then talks softly] Pop, I just don't feel like I belong here. Didn't you ever feel this way?
 * Tramp: I was just like you when I was your age. [scratches himself]
 * Scamp: You were never like me. [scratches himself exactly the way Tramp did] You've been a housedog all your life. How would you know?
 * Tramp: Oh, you'd be surprised. Scamp, I'm only trying to protect you.
 * Scamp: [scoffs; sarcastically] By putting me on a chain?
 * Tramp: [sternly protesting] Those're the rules, son.
 * Scamp: [angrily] All I ever hear is "rules, rules, rules"! "Don't do this!" and "Don't do that!" What good are teeth and, and claws if you can never use them?! [howls]
 * Tramp: [losing his patience] Stop that howling!
 * Scamp: I can't help it, Pop! Wild dogs howl at the moon!
 * Tramp: There'll be no wild dogs in this family!
 * Scamp: Then maybe I don't wanna be in this family!
 * Tramp: [furiously] Like it or not, you are a part of this family! And until you start acting like it, you can just get used to being out here every night! [leaves in a huff and goes inside, fuming]
 * [Lady watches Scamp jump on the roof of the doghouse, she gives a hopeless sigh, and goes inside as well, leaving Scamp alone to calm down]

 * Buster: Angel, Angel. Talk to me. Who's the king of the Junkyard?
 * Angel: [sarcastically] Oh, you are, Buster. And it's quite a kingdom you've got here.
 * Buster: Ha-ha. That's my girl.
 * Angel: [to buster too soon as he turns away, angered] I'm not your girl. [under her breath] I don't belong to anyone.

 * Buster: I'm the top dog around here. And nobody joins the junkyard dogs unless I say so. So, what's your name, sport?
 * Scamp: Name's Scamp.
 * Buster: Well, howdy, Scamperoo. So, you saw us having some fun and thought you'd join right in, huh?
 * Scamp: Yeah, sure.
 * Buster: Hey, I hate to break the news to ya, champ, but not many house dogs get to run in this pack.
 * Scamp: I'm not a house dog.
 * Buster: Oh, you're not? [gesturing to Scamp's collar] Then what's this badge of respectability hangin' around your neck?

 * Buster: All right, all right. That is not what happened. He met this girl, see? Queen of a kennel club set. Even her prissy little name...still leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Lady.
 * [Scamp gulps as his eyes widen in shock]
 * Angel: But he met his true love.
 * Buster: He betrayed me! You can't have a family and still be a junkyard dog. So I gave Tramp a choice. It's either me or her. And he picked life on the end of a chain. Hooked up with a real powder puff. Sleepin' on carpets. Free room and board! Livin' the cushy pillow life! And that's when I learned the first rule about being a junkyard dog: "Buster's trouble is Buster's trouble". [notices the way Scamp scratches] Hey, hey-hey-hey. The Tramp used to scratch like that. [sniffs Scamp] You ain't related, are ya?
 * Scamp: Who, me? No way!
 * Buster: Good. 'Cause if you were, you'd be kibble. [snaps stick in half with teeth]
 * Scamp: [gulp and chuckles nervously] Right, Buster.

 * Scamp: [hesitantly] So, I guess you're Buster's girl, huh?
 * Angel: [clearly getting tired of this misconception] I am not Buster's girl! I don't belong to anyone.

 * Lady: [To Tramp, worried about Scamp] Oh, Tramp, Scamp's never been out all night. So much could happen.
 * Tramp: Hey, easy, Pidge. We'll find him before he gets him self in real trouble.
 * Trusty: [coming in through the fence] Oh, miss Lady, ma'am?
 * Jock: [also coming in through the fence, but gets stuck] We came as soon as we heard. [struggles, and finally gets through the fence]
 * Annette, Collette, and Danielle: Uncle Jock! Uncle Trusty!
 * Annette and Collette: Scamp ran away!
 * Danielle: What they said!
 * Trusty: Not to worry, little ladies. Got my grandpappy Ol' Reliable's keen sense of smell. [sniffs] Say, have I ever told you girls about the time I saved your father from certain death?
 * Annette and Collette: No.
 * Danielle: [foolishly] Yep.
 * [Annette and Collette look at her angrily, Danielle looks at them with a puzzled expression]
 * Jock: Ach! Here he goes again. I told you, there'll be no living with him.
 * Danielle: [chuckles] That Scamp is going to get into so much trouble when he gets home! [giggles]
 * Collette: [scoffs] I don't even want him back!
 * Annette: [agreeing with Colette] Yeah, who cares? He should know better than to run off.
 * Danielle: [Chuckles again] I bet he gets a slipper right across his great, big, fat—-! [almost swears, but looks up at Lady who has an stern look. Nervously laughs, pretending to care about Scamp] We really do miss him, Mom. [nervously smiles]
 * Tramp: We'll be back with your brother in no time. Your old man's got the speed and cunning dog half his age. [clumsily jumps on the dog house, Annette, Collette, and Danielle are chuckling, and Lady and Trusty are also smiling; kidding around] Just using a few forgotten muscles, that's all.
 * Jim Dear: [fixing to go search for Scamp] Lady, Tramp, let's go!
 * Tramp: [regains seriousness] Come on! No telling what mischief that pup's getting into.

 * [Tramp get a scent of smell of Scamp, who bumped into a pigeon which flew out of a bush]
 * Lady: Oh, we'll find him. You were the best street dog there ever was. And I still have faith in the old Tramp.
 * Tramp: Old Tramp? Hmm. If only the old Tramp was still here.

 * [Scamp's in a dead end alley alone with a chicken he took from his family's 4th of July picnic]
 * Scamp: [sighs in relief and thinking he has evaded Tramp] Slick move. Lost him.
 * Tramp: [suddenly; out of nowhere] Don't bet on it. [Scamp turns around and sees him. He shows a scared look and notices a picket fence with a door behind him he runs and tries to open it but it's locked; Tramp walks closer toward him] [calm voice] Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hey, slow down there, Whirlwind.
 * Scamp: [cornered by Tramp and scared] I'm not going home! You can't make me!
 * Tramp: I know. I know. Easy. I just wanna talk, so um how ya' doin' out here?
 * Scamp: [calm and happy] It's great, Dad. The Junkyard Dogs have taught me all the tricks. I go wherever I want, do whatever I please. No chains, no fences-
 * Tramp: [interrupting; not amused] No regard for someone else's lunch? [makes Scamp look at the chicken]
 * Scamp: That's how it is out here on the streets. But then, you know all about that, don't you? You make the rules, Dad, but you didn't have to follow them when you were my age. Is that why you didn't tell me you were a street dog?
 * Tramp: I didn't want that life for you. Because I found something better. I found love.
 * Buster: [out of nowhere with the other junkyard dogs] Oh. Aw. Ain't that beautiful? I think I'm getting all misty-eyed here.
 * Tramp: I see you haven't changed a bit.
 * Buster: So, here we are again. Just like old times, before you turn your back on everything that makes a dog a dog.
 * Scamp: He says you walked out on him.
 * Tramp: After I met your mother, I guess Buster just got jealous.
 * Buster: You ditched me!
 * Tramp: I fell in love!
 * Buster: You made your choice! Now it's his turn to choose. [to Scamp] Come on, kid.
 * Scamp: [nervously] Uh-
 * Tramp: You don't know what he's really like, son. You're coming home.
 * Buster: [teasingly] You hear that, kid? Daddy's telling you what to do again.
 * Tramp: You don't belong here.
 * Buster: And he's leading you back to a life on the chain. I'm offering you freedom.
 * Angel: Scamp.
 * Tramp: Scamp.
 * Buster: Scamp.
 * Tramp: Scamp!
 * Buster: Make your choice, kid.
 * Tramp: [to Buster; sternly] He doesn't have a choice! I know what's best for him! [tries to block Scamp]
 * Scamp: [jumps out of the way and runs toward Buster] No! You know what's best for you! [Tramp is shocked with what his son just said] Well, I'm not you, Dad! I'm a junkyard dog!
 * Buster: [laughs arrogantly] That's my boy!
 * [Tramp then shows a defeated look, and Angel sighs, annoyed at Scamp's selfish attitude]
 * Tramp: [saddened] I guess there are some things you...have to learn on your own. When you've had enough...our door is always open. [starts to walk away]
 * Buster: [laughs cockily] House dog to the end. What'd I tell ya, kid? You can't teach an old dog new tricks. [Scamp happily pants because he thinks he's getting what he wants. Tramp angrily looks back at Scamp, then turns toward the locked fence, picks the lock with his nose, and walks away. Everybody, even Scamp, gasps in shock. Buster blows his nose in riddance, then looks back at Scamp who's still staring at the opened fence toward Tramp who is now gone] Hey, Scamp-ski! This for all you've done, kid. [runs toward Scamp and yanks his collar off, Scamp drops to the ground and sees his collar on the ground] Ya did it, kid. You're at the top of the peek now, a junkyard dog!
 * Scamp: [excited about being a stray dog] I'm...I'm a junkyard dog.
 * Francois: You made it to the pack!
 * Ruby: You're a doll, doll face!
 * Scamp: [runs back to the junkyard, celebrating his new life as a stray] I'M A JUNKYARD DOG! [slides into a drawer and stops in front of Angel, who's angry at him]
 * Angel: [angrily] How could you do that?
 * Scamp: C'mon, Angel.
 * Angel: He's your father, go after him. You're not like the rest of us. You're good and decent. Kind. The streets will beat that out of you if you stay!
 * Scamp: But I made it! This's everything that I've ever dreamed of.
 * Angel: Dreamed of what? This? [kicks a can full of garbage down, causing Scamp and the Junkyard Dogs to gasp in alarm] You have a home and a family that loves you! You're not like the rest of us, Scamp.
 * Buster: Oh, yeah, yeah, that's right. Let's see, uh, uh, he's good and decent and kind. Is that it, Scampy? [feigns sniffles and sobs] You wanna be a widdle house doggie?
 * Scamp: [annoyed] No!
 * Buster: [irritated protesting] 'Cause you know how I feel about house dogs!
 * Scamp: [shouting] Hey, cut it out! She's the one who wants to be a house dog, not me! [the Junkyard Dogs gasp in shock; then realized what he said] Oh, no. I didn't mean that.
 * Buster: Is that true, Angel baby?
 * Angel: I don't think a family's so bad.
 * Buster: You hear that, boys? She wants to be a little house pet!
 * Francois: Oh, she wants to be a little house pet!
 * Mooch: Gonna wear ribbons.
 * Buster: You ain't no junkyard dog.
 * Angel: I don't care, Buster, I'm not, Not anymore. Oh, and uh, I'm not your girl.
 * [The Junkyard Dogs gasp in shock]
 * Francois: There's going to be trouble!
 * Angel: Maybe you do belong here. [flees]
 * Francois: Oh, come on! Where is your sense of humor?
 * Mooch: Come on, Angel!
 * Buster: Aw, who needs her? Let her go find some sniveling little family. That's where she belongs.
 * Scamp: [realizing his mistake] Angel. [runs off to find Angel]

 * [Scamp, Tramp, and Angel have just escaped from the pound]
 * Scamp: Pop?
 * Tramp: Son.
 * Scamp: I'm so sorry. [sighs] I shouldn't have run away.
 * Tramp: [nuzzling Scamp] Whirlwind, maybe I was also being a little too tough on you. I don't see any harm in the two of us going down to the river once in a while to bay at the moon. What do ya say?
 * Scamp: [excited] Really? You and me?
 * Tramp: Your old man's still got a few good howls left in him.
 * Trusty: [sniffing] I found him. Oh, I found him for sure! This time, I found him!
 * Jock: Ach! You found nothing! Again! So far, you've found 6 cats, 3 gophers, 2 rabbits-
 * Scamp: Aw, go easy on him, Uncle Jock.
 * Jock: [not knowing] No, I'll not go easy on him, Scamp! 5 flyin' pigs, a wildebeest- [suddenly shocked] Ach! Scamp?!
 * Trusty: [sniffs] Why, it is Scamp!
 * Jock: Aye! I'll never hear the end of this one either.
 * Tramp: [laughs] Ready to go home, Whirlwind?
 * Scamp: Not quite, Pop. There's one last thing I gotta take care of. [returns to the junkyard]
 * Buster: [surprised to see Scamp] Do my eyes deceive me? Hey, Scamp! Scamp-a-doodle! You escaped the Pound!
 * Scamp: [furious at Buster after he refused to help him] Yeah, no thanks to you!
 * Buster: [thinking Scamp is joking] Hey, come on, you know our motto.
 * Scamp: [being serious] You can keep your motto! [turns around and shakes his collar back on his neck] But not this. [his tag sparkles, happily sighs] I'm going home where I belong. [Tramp smiles at his son for doing the right thing] [chuckles] So long, Buster! [Jumps on a piece of wood with a boot on it]
 * Buster: [still thinking it's a joke, chuckles] Hey, ya missed, Scampalooza! [looks up to see that the boot has loosened a pile of scrap which collapses right on top of him]
 * Tramp: [triumphantly] Ha-ha! That's my boy!
 * Scamp: Lets go home, pop!
 * Buster: [off-screen] I'll get-Come back here! You can't leave me here! You're nothing but a house pet!
 * Angel: It's a good look for you, Buster. The garbage adds some class.
 * Buster: [stuck in the pile of scrap] Hey. Hey, someone wanna lend me a paw here?
 * Ruby: I think a home sounds nice.
 * Mooch: With lots of children and hugs and kisses.
 * Buster: [noticing the junkyard dogs leaving him behind] If you dogs leave, you're never comin' back.
 * Francois: Au revoir, Buster. It has been, as you say, beautiful.
 * Buster: Dogs! You can't leave me here! I was only kidding. Buster's trouble, ain't Buster's trouble. Come on! Buster's trouble is everybody's trouble!

Cast

 * Scott Wolf - Scamp
 * Roger Bart - Scamp's singing voice
 * Alyssa Milano - Angel
 * Susan Egan - Angel's singing voice
 * Chazz Palminteri - Buster
 * Jess Harnell - Buster's singing voice
 * Jeff Bennett - Tramp, Jock, Trusty, Dogcatcher
 * Jodi Benson - Lady
 * Bill Fagerbakke - Mooch
 * Mickey Rooney - Sparky
 * Bronson Pinchot - Francois
 * Cathy Moriarty - Ruby
 * Debi Derryberry - Annette
 * Nick Jameson - Jim Dear
 * Kath Soucie - Collette, Danielle
 * - Scratchy
 * Mary Kay Bergman - Si
 * Barbara Goodson - Darling
 * Tress MacNeille - Aunt Sarah, Am
 * Andrew McDonough - Junior
 * Rob Paulsen - Otis
 * Frank Welker - Reggie
 * April Winchell - Mrs. Mahoney, the Street-Wig Woman
 * Jim Cummings - Tony
 * Michael Gough - Joe
 * Patricia Arquette - Beaver
 * Jodi Carlisle - The Crocodiles
 * Will Ryan - The Elephants
 * Amick Byram - Chorus
 * Susan Holder - Chorus
 * Norman Large - Chorus
 * Rick Logan - Chorus
 * Bobbi Page - Chorus
 * Christina Saffran - Chorus
 * Joy Enriquez - End Title Song
 * Carlos Ponce - End Title Song
 * Diane Michelle - Additional Voices (uncredited)
 * Eric Jacobson - various dogs (barking and howling)


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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Nathalie Loisau

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The result was: delete. — LrdChaos 00:12, 25 July 2006 (UTC)

Nathalie Loisau
Not notable. From the results of a Google search, this person seems to be a spokesperson for the French Embassy in Washington, DC, but doesn't seem to be anyone of particular importance there. Certainly, the position is not like the White House Press Secretary, and in general, spokesperson positions are not that notable. —LrdChaos 20:38, 10 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Vote closed. Result: delete (six votes to delete, no dissent). —LrdChaos 00:12, 25 July 2006 (UTC)

 * Delete. —LrdChaos 20:38, 10 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete, although it is a funny quote, she is certainly not notable enough for inclusion here. ~ UDScott 21:03, 10 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete provided that quote is moved to an appropriate theme page. 121a0012 01:52, 11 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete (without copying quote to theme article) unless evidence of notability provided. Alternatively, I'd accept moving the quote to a theme if we could get a reliable source for it, even if Loisau's notability isn't clear. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 03:12, 11 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete - Koweja 12:56, 11 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. -- Robert 17:39, 12 July 2006 (UTC)

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John R. Bolton

John Robert Bolton (born November 20, 1948) is an American diplomat, Republican consultant, attorney and political commentator. He served as the 25th United States Ambassador to the United Nations from 2005 to 2006, and as the 27th United States National Security Advisor from 2018 to 2019.

Bolton served as a United States Assistant Attorney General for President Ronald Reagan from 1985 to 1989. He served in the State Department as Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs from 1989 to 1993, and Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Affairs from 2001 to 2005. He was an advocate of the Iraq War as a Director of the Project for the New American Century, which favored going to war with Iraq. He is a former senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), and Fox News Channel commentator.

Quotes

 * There is no United Nations. There is a international community that occasionally can be led by the only real power left in the world (that's the United States) when it suits our interest, and when we can get others to go along."
 * The only thing that will stop Iran from getting nuclear weapons is regime change in Tehran.
 * Former US Ambassador to UN Skeptical over Latest Vote on Iran, Voice of America, November 1, 2009

 * The critical oil and natural gas producing region that we fought so many wars to try and protect our economy from the adverse impact of losing that supply or having it available only at very high prices.
 * John Bolton Admits All Of These Wars Are For Oil, interview on Fox News, October 22, 2011

 * Pakistan is the only government consisting simultaneously of arsonists and firefighters.
 * quoted from A. Herman, Sep 2021, It's time to pull the plug on our toxic relationship with Pakistan

"The Man with the Mustache"

 * "The Man with the Mustache", interview by Jay Nordlinger in National Review (December 31, 2010)

 * Individual liberty is the whole purpose of political life, and I thought it was threatened then [in 1964 becoming politically engaged at age 15] and I think it's threatened now.
 * There were a lot of people who were Reaganauts going in, as there are always people who are conservatives going in. But they don't act like conservatives after they get there. There is skill to maneuvering the bureaucracy. And I think one argument I could make would be, I've never run for office, I'm not a conventional politician, that's for sure, but I have been in government, and I know how it works. I have actually gotten things done in the government.

 * [A]s I followed his [candidate Barack Obama] obsession with restructuring our entire domestic way of life, it became completely clear to me that our willful ignoring of national-security policy was going to cost us...I was watching what was happening in 2008, and I thought, How can this be?

 * People have said to me, "Well, if you ran you might get more speaking appearances, and you could sell another book." Frankly, that's the last thing on my mind. If I get in, I'll get in to win.

 * [Recalling Bill Clinton, a Yale University classmate] I remember him as very gregarious, never in class, always talking to someone out in the hallway or in the dining room or something like that. I remember her (Hillary Rodham Clinton) as very rigid, unfriendly, hard-core left-winger.

 * [Recalling George H. W. Bush's Secretary of State James Baker:] [T]he best secretary of state since Dean Acheson. I say that because he and Bush 41 had an incredibly tempestuous period in history, and they navigated through it with great success.
 * [I]t's absolutely critical that we have a more informed debate on foreign and national-security policy than we've had the last two years.[regarding first half of Obama term]

 * [Obama] will be very good at that point at pretending to be the commander-in-chief. We have to have a Republican who will be able to look him in the eye and beat him in that debate. You can have lots of people writing talking points for you, and you can have lots of people writing posts on your website, but, out there, it's one on one. And if we're not prepared to win that debate-we're gonna be in trouble.

 * I've heard over and over that people don't vote on the basis of foreign policy.

 * [On the Tea Party movement] I like it because their view of government is essentially the same as mine, and I like it because they're regular people who, but for the shock of Obama's radicalism, probably would not have gotten active in politics.

 * What's needed in this next campaign is to say, with clarity, why a pro-individual-liberty, small-government perspective is what most Americans really want.

 * I'm against abortion as a form of birth control, and I basically hold to the Reagan position.

 * [On entitlements] I think we've got to go after them root and branch...if we're ever gonna do it, this is the time to do it.

 * I think this [Obama] administration, if its policies were pursued for an extended period of time, would take us into decline, but there's nothing wrong with this country that a real president couldn't cure.

(2020)

 * One attraction of being National Security Advisor is the sheer multiplicity and volume of challenges that confront you. If you don't like turmoil, uncertainty, and risk- all while being constantly overwhelmed with information, decisions to be made, and the sheer amount of work, and enlivened by international and domestic personality and ego conflicts beyond description- try something else. It is exhilarating, but it is nearly impossible to explain to outsiders how the pieces fit together, which they often don't in any coherent way.
 * p. 1

 * I cannot offer a comprehensive theory of the Trump Administration's transformation because none is possible. Washington's conventional wisdom on Trump's trajectory, however, is wrong.
 * p. 1

 * Appearance only takes you so far.
 * p. 2

 * Through the week, more information on the attacks came in, and I spent considerable time reviewing this data, as well as reams of classified material on the rest of the world. My practice in prior government jobs had been to consume as much intelligence as I could. I might have agreed or disagreed with analyses or conclusions, but I was always ready to absorb more information. Proof of the Assad regime's chemical-weapons usage was increasingly clear in public reporting, although left-wing commentators, and even some on Fox, were saying there was no evidence. They were wrong.
 * p. 50

 * War by radical Islamist terrorists against the United States began long before 9/11 and will continue long after. You can like it or not, but it is reality. Donald Trump didn't like it, and acted like it wasn't true. He opposed "endless wars" in the Middle East but had no coherent plan for what followed withdrawing US forces and effectively abandoning key regional allies as the withdrawal unfolded. Trump liked to say, wrongly, it was all "thousands of miles away." By contrast, during my time at the White House I tried to operate in reality, with mixed success.
 * p. 183

 * Mattis had tried to force his preferred candidate on Trump, but many Trump supporters believed that the last thing he needed was a Mattis clone as chairman. By pushing prematurely, perhaps because Mattis knew he would be leaving well before Dunford's term expired on September 30, 2019, Mattis had hurt his own cause. At our next Ward Room breakfast, Thursday, December 13, the mood was decidedly unhappy for several reasons, but largely because we all felt, silently to be sure, Mattis was coming to the end of his ride. It didn't bother me that Mattis' obstructionism would be leaving with him, but his departure was part of a problematic, almost inevitable pattern. None of the three prior Republican Administrations in which I served had seen anything approaching this extent and manner of senior-level turnover.
 * p. 193

 * I felt that withdrawing from Syria was a huge mistake, because of both the continuing global threat of ISIS and the fact that Iran's substantial influence would undoubtedly grow. I had argued to Pompeo and Mattis as far back as June that we should end our piecemeal policy in Syria, looking at one province or area at a time (e.g., Manbij, Idlib, the southwest exclusion zone, etc.) and focus on the big picture. With most of the ISIS territorial caliphate gone (although the ISIS threat itself was far from eliminated) the big picture was stopping Iran. Now, however, if the US abandoned the Kurds, they would either have to ally with Assad against Turkey, which the Kurds rightly considered the greater threat (thereby enhancing Assad, Iran's proxy), or fight on alone, facing almost certain defeat, caught in the vise between Assad and Erdogan.
 * p. 195

 * Trump spoke with Xi Jinping by phone on June 18, ahead of 2019's Osaka G20 summit, when they would next meet. Trump began by telling Xi he missed him and then said that the most popular thing he had ever been involved with was making a trade deal with China, which would be a big plus politically. They agreed their economic teams could continue meeting. The G20 bilateral arrived, and during the usual media mayhem at the start, Trump said, "we've become friends. My trip to Beijing with my family was one of the most incredible of my life." With the press gone, Xi said this is the most important bilateral relationship in the world. He said that some (unnamed) political figures in the United States were making erroneous judgments by calling for a new cold war, this time between China and the United States. Whether Xi meant to finger the Democrats, or some of us sitting on the US side of the table, I don't know, but Trump immediately assumed Xi meant the Democrats. Trump said approvingly that there was great hostility among the Democrats. He then, stunningly, turned the conversation to the coming US presidential election, alluding to China's economic capability to affect the ongoing campaigns, pleading with Xi to ensure he'd win. He stressed the importance of farmers, and increased Chinese purchases of soybeans and wheat in the electoral outcome. I would print Trump's exact words, but the government's prepublication review process has decided otherwise.
 * p. 202

 * In an October 2019 interview, in the midst of the Ukraine impeachment crisis, Kelly said he had told Trump, "Whatever you do- and we were still in the process of trying to find someone to take my place- I said whatever you do, don't hire a 'yes man', someone who won't tell you the truth- don't do that. Because if you do, I believe you will be impeached." Trump flatly denied Kelly had made such a statement: "John Kelly never said that, he never said anything like that. If he would have said that I would have thrown him out of the office." He just wants to come back into the action like everybody else does." And Stephanie Grisham, previously one of the First Lady's Furies, now White House press secretary, pronounced ex cathedra, "I worked with John Kelly, and he was totally unequipped to handle the genius of our great President." These quotes speak volumes about the people who uttered them. With Kelly's departure and Mulvaney's appointment, all effective efforts at managing the Executive Office of the President ceased. Both domestic policy strategy and political strategy, never strong suits, all but disappeared; personal decisions deteriorated further, and the general chaos spread. The crisis over Ukraine followed. There was a lot of evidence that Kelly's hypothesis was entirely correct.
 * p. 245

 * Venezuela's illegitimate regime, one of the Western Hemisphere's most oppressive, presented the Trump Administration an opportunity. But it required steady determination on our part and consistent, all-out, unrelenting pressure. We failed to meet that standard. The President vacillated and wobbled, exacerbating internal Administration disagreements rather than resolving them, and repeatedly impeding our efforts to carry out a policy. We were never confident of success regarding the Venezuelan opposition's efforts to replace Nicholas Maduro, Hugo Chavez's heir. It was almost the opposite. Maduro's opponents acted in January 2019 because they felt this could be their last opportunity for freedom, after years of trying and failing. America responded because it was in our national interest to do so. It still is, and the struggle continues.
 * p. 247

 * After I left the White House, when Trump abandoned the Kurds in Syria, there was speculation about who he might abandon next. Taiwan was right near the top of the list, and would probably stay there as long as Trump remained President, not a happy prospect.
 * p. 314

 * With 2020 being a presidential election year, it was inevitable that Trump's performance in this global health emergency would become a campaign issue, which it did almost immediately. And there was plenty to criticize, starting with the Administration's early, relentless assertion that the disease was "contained" and would have little or no economic effect.
 * p. 315

 * Trump's reflex effort to talk his way out of anything, however, even a public health crisis, only undercut his and the nation's credibility, with his statements looking more like political damage control than responsible public-health advice. One particularly egregious example was a news report that the Administration tried to classify certain public-health information regarding the United States on the spurious excuse that China was involved. Of course China was involved, which is a reason to disseminate the information broadly, not restrict it. This, Trump was reluctant to do throughout the crisis, for fear of adversely affecting the elusive definitive trade deal with China, or offending the ever-so-sensitive Xi Jinping.
 * p. 315

 * On Tuesday, September 10, in the morning, I came in at my regular early hour, fulfilled a few remaining obligations, and then left to be at home when the firestorm hit. I asked Christine to take the letter down to the Outer Oval and deliver copies to Pence, Mulvaney, Cipolone, and Grisham at 11:30 a.m. I am confident Trump did not expect it, tweeting at about 11:50 to get his story out first. I should have struck preemptively- there's a lesson in that- but I was content to countertweet with the facts. I know how it actually ended. And with that, I was a free man again.
 * p. 482

 * Trump's subsequent acquittal demonstrated yet another consequence of the impeachment malpractice committed by the House of Representatives. Democrats argued that impeachment itself would forever taint the Trump presidency, thus justifying their actions in the House. Inexplicably, they ignored the palpable reality that the inevitable consequence of a failed impeachment effort meant that Trump could claim vindication, and act accordingly, which is precisely what he did.
 * p. 488-489

 * Impeachment, of course, is, for the most part, only a theoretical guardrail constitutionally. The real guardrail is elections, which Trump faces in November 2020. Should he win, the Twenty-Second Amendment precludes (and should continue to preclude) any further electoral constraint on Trump. While liberals and Democrats focus on impeachment, conservatives and Republicans should worry about the removal of the political guardrail of Trump having to face reelection. As this memoir demonstrates, many of Trump's national security decisions hinged more on political than on philosophy, strategy or foreign policy and defense rationales. More widely, faced with the coronavirus crisis, Trump said, "When somebody is the President of the United States, the authority is total, and that's the way it's got to be." He threatened to adjourn Congress, wrongly citing a constitutional provision that has never been used. No conservative who has read the Constitution could be anything but astonished at these assertions.
 * p. 489

 * Of course, politics is ever present in government, but a second-term Trump will be far less constrained by politics than he was in his first term. The irony could well be that Democrats will find themselves more pleased substantively with a "legacy"-seeking Trump in his second term than conservatives and Republicans. Something to think about.
 * p. 489

 * As if impeachment were not enough, I also found myself confronting the daunting challenge of fighting against an incumbent President determined to prevent publication of a book about my White House experiences. Trump behaved typically, directing the seizure and withholding of my advisors' personal and other unclassified documents, despite numerous requests for their return; obstructing my Twitter account; and outright threats of censorship. His reaction thus ranged from the mean-spirited to the constitutionally impossible. My reaction... my response? Game on.
 * p. 490

 * Any number of commentators have observed that the government's pre-clearance review process is riddled with constitutional deficiencies; the potential for obstruction, censorship, and abuse; and harmful to timely debate on critical public policy issues. You can add my name to the list of critics, especially when the process is in the hands of a President so averse to criticism that the idea of banning books comes to him naturally and serenely.
 * p. 492

Quotes about John R. Bolton

 * US national security adviser John Bolton announced... that the US will use "any means necessary" to protect its citizens and allies from prosecution by the International Criminal Court. "United States will use any means necessary to protect our citizens and those of our allies from unjust prosecution by this illegitimate court,"
 * "US threatens sanctions against International Criminal Court, will close PLO office in Washington" CNN (September 11, 2018)

 * Imagine if John Bolton and people like him faced this level of moral scrutiny every time they went on TV.
 * Peter Beinart on Twitter (October 14, 2020), video of Mehdi Hasan saying "All those innocent Iraqi civilians. All the men and women, children killed by U.S. airstrikes. Some in massacres... None of those weigh on your conscience? None of those keep you up at night?" and John Bolton responding "You don't know what you're talking about."

 * I'm trying to understand the level of cowardice you have to have to stay quiet during Trump's impeachment and then months later come out and say that he should have been impeached for much more than Ukraine.
 * Jesse Eisinger on Twitter (June 17, 2020)

 * Chickenhawks like John Bolton are saying the quiet part out loud on why the ruling class should support the Venezuela coup: "It will make a big difference to the US economically if we could have American oil companies really invest in & produce the oil capabilities in Venezuela."
 * Jill Stein on Twitter (February 1, 2019)

 * Bolton was in power in 2002 when the Bush administration promoted a coup against Chavez that failed after 48 hours. Again, this is an ongoing policy. It's been escalating out of Washington [D.C.] so this is not new. This happens to be a very bold and impulsive administration in Washington that's decided to move forward with no holds barred. And at the same time, it's not just Bolton. I think the person who's most got Trump's ear on Latin America is Florida Republican Senator Marco Rubio who has a widespread constituency of expat Venezuelans who are very wealthy.
 * Eva Golinger in "Former Hugo Chavez adviser says Venezuela needs change, but not like this" CBC Radio (January 25, 2019)

 * Donald Trump’s National Security Adviser John Bolton erupted in fury, warning in September that: "The United States will use any means necessary to protect our citizens and those of our allies from unjust prosecution by this illegitimate court," adding that the UN International Court must not be so bold as to investigate "Israel or other U.S. allies." That prompted a senior judge, Christoph Flügge from Germany, to resign in protest. Indeed, Bolton told the court to keep out of any affairs involving the United States, promising to ban the Court’s “judges and prosecutors from entering the United States.”
 * Michael Hudson "Trump’s Brilliant Strategy to Dismember U.S. Dollar Hegemony", CounterPunch (February 1, 2019)

 * Chickenhawks like John Bolton  are saying the quiet part out loud on why the ruling class should support the Venezuela coup: “It will make a big difference to the US economically if we could have American oil companies really invest in & produce the oil capabilities in Venezuela."
 * Jill Stein on Twitter (1 February 2019)

 * Last year, a rumor circulated that the CIA was involved in an attempted assassination of Pres. Maduro. While giving a TV broadcast speech in February 2018, an explosion disrupted the event... Trump advisor Bolton denied any U.S. involvement, insisting on Fox News, “I can say unequivocally there is no US government involvement in this at all.”
 * David Rosen in "Remember the Maine? CIA Intervention in Venezuela", CounterPunch (1 March 2019)

 * Although the US is militarily superior to Iran by a wide margin, the Iranians as a last resort could fire rockets or otherwise attack Saudi and UAE oil facilities. Such apocalyptic events are unlikely – but powerful figures in Washington, such as the national security adviser John Bolton and secretary of state Mike Pompeo, appear prepared to take the risk of a war breaking out... Bolton and Pompeo are reported to have used some mortar rounds landing near the US embassy in Baghdad in February as an excuse to get a reluctant Pentagon to prepare a list of military options against Iran... the US and Saudi Arabia have been talking up war against Iran just as economic sanctions are seriously biting.
 * Patrick Cockburn, in "The mysterious 'sabotage' of Saudi oil tankers is a dangerous moment in Trump’s pumped up feud with Iran" The Independent (May 13, 2019)

It is I think important to understand that these policies are being organized by John Bolton. John Bolton, who is so close to the MEK in the case of Iran. John Bolton who has said before that he wants to bomb Iran. John Bolton that is so close to the Saudis and to Israel.
 * We are very concerned about what’s happening now. The U.S. has taken so many measures just in the last year or two to move towards a war with Iran, starting with pulling out of the nuclear deal, designating the Iran Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organization, trying to get the Iranian oil exports down to zero, creating chaos in the Iranian economy. And of course, Iran is going to prepare itself for what looks like an attack. And this also can be put on John Bolton, who has been calling for an attack on Iran since before he ever got into the administration...
 * Medea Benjamin in  "We Need to Build Up the Antiwar Movement to Oppose War Against Iran" DemocracyNow'' (May 15, 2019)

 * On June 19, The Washington Post reported that Trump has apparently lost interest in the Venezuela coup attempt and taken to attacking members of his own administration for their failure to oust the government of President Nicolas Maduro. The article quotes anonymous administration officials who claim that Trump believes John Bolton and other officials working on the Venezuela coup “got played” by both Venezuelan coup leaders and members of the Maduro government.
 * CounterPunch, The Failed Venezuelan Coup and the Decline of US Hegemony, Peter Bolton, (27 June 2019)

 * National Security Advisor John Bolton admitted during an interview with Fox News that Washington seeks “regime change” in Venezuela to benefit US corporations.The Trump administration has in its incompetence brought to the fore how US foreign policy can be both highly destructive while simultaneously an utter failure – even on its own narrow terms... The memory of failure in Venezuela will reverberate for many decades to come and make these allies think twice next time they are asked to support the next US foreign escapade.
 * CounterPunch, The Failed Venezuelan Coup and the Decline of US Hegemony, Peter Bolton, (27 June 2019)

 * John Bolton was one of the dumbest people in government that I’ve had the “pleasure” to work with. A sullen, dull and quiet guy, he added nothing to National Security except, “Gee, let’s go to war.” Also, illegally released much Classified Information. A real dope!.
 * Donald J Trump 15 November 2020

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Steven Plaut

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The result was: delete. — LrdChaos 14:23, 25 July 2006 (UTC)

Steven Plaut
Since Plaut is merely the subject of the quote, this page should actually be moved to Michael Banks; but the question is whether we should keep this page at all. Steven Plaut is someone of note, as described in the Wikipedia article. I cannot, however, find Banks and his Western View on a Google search. Since Banks is the source of the quote, his lack of notability would argue for the page's deletion. - InvisibleSun 02:24, 11 July 2006 (UTC)

 * Vote closed. Result: delete (six explicit votes to delete, one implicit vote to delete, no dissent). —LrdChaos 14:23, 25 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete unless sourced quotes are added. I removed the supposed "Michael Banks" quote, as I couldn't find the quote either through Google. I did, however, add the WP intro and a little infrastructure, on the off-chance that someone will add proper quotes. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 03:23, 11 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete, concur with above. ~ UDScott 12:30, 11 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete unless sourced quotes are found. - Koweja 12:56, 11 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete unless valid quotes are added. —LrdChaos 13:31, 11 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. 121a0012 00:52, 12 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. -- Robert 17:39, 12 July 2006 (UTC)

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Might Makes Right

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Might Makes Right
A page for a phrase. This could have been (and indeed, with some effort, could be turned into) a page about the philosophy that "might makes right", but as it stands, it's just a short list of a couple of places where the phrase, or one very much like it, was used. —LrdChaos 13:56, 11 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Vote closed. Result: delete (seven votes to delete, no dissent). —LrdChaos 14:24, 25 July 2006 (UTC)

 * Delete. —LrdChaos 13:56, 11 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete, unless, as LrdChaos suggest, some effort is undertaken to turn this into a page of quotes related to the philosophy captured in its title. ~ UDScott 18:05, 11 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. I don't want to encourage any "theme" so specific, lest we be inundated by essays on such topics. (Single-quote essay incidents have been growing in the past few months.) A more general topic like Power might be a more appropriate home for related quotes. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 19:01, 11 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. Agree with Jeff.  121a0012 00:50, 12 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. -- Robert 17:39, 12 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete and copy quote to Power - Koweja 04:04, 13 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. - InvisibleSun 23:11, 13 July 2006 (UTC)

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American football

American football, referred to as football in the United States and Canada and also known as gridiron, is a team sport played by two teams of eleven players on a rectangular field with goalposts at each end. The offense, which is the team controlling the oval-shaped football, attempts to advance down the field by running with or passing the ball, while the defense, which is the team without control of the ball, aims to stop the offense's advance and aims to take control of the ball for themselves.

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 * In baseball, during the game, in the stands, there's kind of a picnic feeling; emotions may run high or low, but there's not too much unpleasantness. In football, during the game in the stands, you can be sure that at least twenty-seven times you're capable of taking the life of a fellow human being.
 * George Carlin, "Baseball and Football"

 * Iowa and Minnesota play for a pig, a statuette rendition of the actual brother of a porcine star of a Will Rogers movie. I would like to remind you that this is, on balance, a marvelous nation.
 * Chuck Culpepper, "JUST FOLLOW THE BOUNCING BALL TO PASADENA", (16 November 2001), The Oregonian

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 * I was tremendously honored to make the All-American team but I don't feel that I have to strain to live up to some mythical something. Yesterday's sports hero is a lot like yesterday's newspaper--you always know there's a fresh one coming tomorrow.
 * Bill Dudley,

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 * I’m like a lot of coaches. I have a lot of corny saying, but one of them is "there are two types of class, there’s first class and there’s no class."
 * Dan Hawkins,

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 * A game that requires the constant conjuring of animosity.
 * Vince Lombardi, as quoted in The New York Times (10 December 1967)

 * We shall play every game to the hilt with every ounce of fiber we have in our bodies.
 * Vince Lombardi, as quoted in Run To Win: Vince Lombardi on Coaching and Leadership (2001), by Donald T. Phillips, p. 16

 * Teamwork is what the Green Bay Packers were all about. They didn't do it for individual glory. They did it because they loved one another.
 * Vince Lombardi, as quoted in Run To Win: Vince Lombardi on Coaching and Leadership (2001), by Donald T. Phillips, p. 23

 * Leadership rests not only upon ability but upon commitment and upon loyalty and upon pride and upon followers...Leadership is not just one quality, but rather a blend of many qualities; and while no one individual possesses all the needed talents to go into leadership, each man can develop a combination to make him a leader.
 * Vince Lombardi, as quoted in Run To Win: Vince Lombardi on Coaching and Leadership (2001), by Donald T. Phillips, p. 180

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 * In football the quarterback yells out, "Hut-hut" while he reaches in another grown man's ass. Grabs on his nuts, but just what if it was never meant, it was just an accident?
 * Marshall B. Mathers, "Rain Man" (2004), Encore

 * Baseball is still a sport. Professional football is a cult. A whole way of life and values has grown up around it and its demands are heavy. To forego the exhibition games is to fail a loyalty test. Not to possess Redskins season tickets spells a fatal absence of status, only slightly less damaging than never being seen in the owner's box. Nobody keeps score on you at a baseball game. Come or don't come, it's up to you. You don't have to go to a clinic or a brunch or a post-game celebration or wake. You can be a Red Sox fan and still be a free American. Baseball is what we used to be. Football is what we have become.
 * , "Deliver Us From Football," The Chicago Tribune (October 13, 1975)

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 * Several women have kicked for major college teams, including Katie Hnida at Colorado and New Mexico, and April Goss at Kent State, but none received scholarships to come to school.
 * Adam Rittenberg, "Bethany College offers scholarship to free safety Antoinette Harris", ESPN (18 January 2018)

 * Football doesn't build character. It eliminates weak ones.
 * Darrell Royal,

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 * Football is a team sport, and there is no one individual who is bigger than the next person.
 * Emmitt Smith, as quoted in "Self-Doubt Will Never Plague Dallas' Smith" (26 January 1994), by Fred Mitchell, Chicago Tribune, Illinois, p. Sports: 2

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 * When the going gets tough, the tough get going.
 * John Thomas, as quoted in the Corpus Christi Times (15 September 1953); as cited in "origin of 'when the going gets tough, the tough get(s) going'" Word Histories (02 Jaunuary 2019)

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 * My mom said "you are either going to be in jail, or be killed". So I decided to do something different because I didn't want to be in one of those postions, so I kind of focused on football and took off from there.
 * Vince Young, (University of Texas at Austin) quarterback; on the "negative things" that were going on when he was growing up

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Vince Young

Vincent Paul Young, Jr (born May 18, 1983), commonly known as Vince Young or "VY", is a Pro Bowl American football player. He is a dual-threat quarterback, and the current starting quarterback for the National Football League Tennessee Titans.

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 * My mom said 'you are either going to be in jail, or be killed'. So I decided to do something different because I didn't want to be in one of those positions, so I kind of focused on football and took off from there.
 * On the "negative things" that were going on when he was growing up.

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University of Texas at Austin and College football nominated for deletion
I've nominated both of these pages for deletion on the basis that the quotes in them are not about their subjects. In the case of University of Texas at Austin, it appears that the quotes are from people who either attended the school or made a (very) brief mention of it in an otherwise unrelated quote. In the case of college football, again, the quotes do not appear to be about college football; the Vince Young quote is not generally about college football, but about why he chose to play football, and belongs only on the Vince Young page. The Kennedy quote is about going to the moon, and contains only a passing mention of Rice and Texas; it is not in any way about college football. —LrdChaos 15:37, 25 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Hello, thanks for letting me know about the proposals for deletion. As you probably know, I am new to Wikiquote, though I have 9000+ eidts to the English Wikipedia and a few other places like commons.  It is possible those articles run afoul of convention here, I guess I can't be sure since I am new, but to me that seem relevant and appropriate.  Thanks again for the notice. Johntex 16:33, 25 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Upon further reflection, I believe both articles should stay, with one modification:
 * I have now removed the Vince Young quote from the University of Texas at Austin article. You are right that he (at the time) was a student of UT, but did not directly mention UT in his quote.
 * The quote by Kennedy absolutely is about college football, at least, the part of it I used here is. Sure, the whole speech is not about college football, but I don't see why that is relevant.  This quote is making an analogy between college football and the moon landing.  That seems very relevant.
 * The quote by Vince Young is also about college football. It is true he uses the word "football" as opposed to "college football", but he was a college football player when he said it, and his fame today is still on the basis of being a college football player.
 * The quote by Walter Cronkite is referring to "Hook 'em Horns" which is the slogan of the University of Texas at Austin. His broader context is speaking in general about the university, and was used in a commerical for the university.  Therefore, it seems more appropriate to include it in an article about UT than it would be to start an article on the slogan specifically.
 * Thank you, Johntex 16:48, 25 July 2006 (UTC)

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