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{{cquote|At certain climactic times in history, there is such a thing as the irreplaceable man.<ref>Phyllis Schlafly (and Chester Ward), ''The Gravediggers'', p.114 (1964).</ref>}} | {{cquote|At certain climactic times in history, there is such a thing as the irreplaceable man.<ref>Phyllis Schlafly (and Chester Ward), ''The Gravediggers'', p.114 (1964).</ref>}} | ||
{{cquote|It was not an armament race, but a disarmament race, which caused [[World War II]].<ref>Phyllis Schlafly (and Chester Ward), ''The Gravediggers '', p.40 (1964).</ref>}} | {{cquote|It was not an armament race, but a disarmament race, which caused [[World War II]].<ref>Phyllis Schlafly (and Chester Ward), ''The Gravediggers '', p.40 (1964).</ref>}} | ||
| − | + | {{cquote|After losing in my campaign for [[Congress]] in 1970, at first I was glad I ran. Later I was glad I ran and lost. [She subsequently defeated, against all odds, the [[Equal Rights Amendment]] at the state level.]}} | |
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Revision as of 02:58, February 13, 2023
Phyllis Schlafly quotes are a collection of memorable quotations by Phyllis Schlafly, who wrote about 4 million words, gave about 500 speeches on college campuses mostly in the 1970s–80s, and countless radio and television interviews.
| “ | The strategy of politics, like an iceberg, is eight-ninths under the surface.[1] | ” |
| “ | the largest cash market in the world: the Executive Branch of the United States Government.[2] | ” |
| “ | The man who did as much as anyone to emancipate women from their daily drudgery was the inventor of the sewing machine.[3] | ” |
| “ | At certain climactic times in history, there is such a thing as the irreplaceable man.[4] | ” |
| “ | It was not an armament race, but a disarmament race, which caused World War II.[5] | ” |
| “ | After losing in my campaign for Congress in 1970, at first I was glad I ran. Later I was glad I ran and lost. [She subsequently defeated, against all odds, the Equal Rights Amendment at the state level.] | ” |
References
- ↑ Phyllis Schlafly, A Choice Not An Echo, p.7 (1964).
- ↑ Phyllis Schlafly, A Choice Not An Echo, p.5 (1964).
- ↑ Phyllis Schlafly, A Choice Not An Echo, p.81 (1964).
- ↑ Phyllis Schlafly (and Chester Ward), The Gravediggers, p.114 (1964).
- ↑ Phyllis Schlafly (and Chester Ward), The Gravediggers , p.40 (1964).
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