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Connie Mack Quotes
«As one of nine men, DiMaggio is the best player that ever lived.»
Author: Connie Mack
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DiMaggio
«Mathewson was the greatest pitcher who ever lived. He had knowledge, judgment, perfect control and form. It was wonderful to watch him pitch when he wasn't pitching against you.»
«A number of years later the new hospital was built and the name was changed to the Milford Memorial Hospital. The original plaque inscribed ... now hangs in the emergency room.»
Author: Connie Mack
«his ongoing, radical shift toward socialism and the elimination of freedom for the Venezuelan people.»
Author: Connie Mack
«those people that oppose freedom and dislike the United States.»
Author: Connie Mack
«He's an emerging threat, a gathering storm we have to pay attention to,»
Author: Connie Mack
«Congress is behind the president, ... There are very few people who are in favor of simply pulling out.»
Author: Connie Mack
«These are not armed criminals, and that's the way they were treated, ... And I find that terrifying that that would take place in the United States of America.»
Author: Connie Mack
«received specific assurances from the president of the United States that force would not be used in the middle of the night. Clearly, that pledge was broken.»
Author: Connie Mack
«What I had hoped would happen, happened; it was a recognition that we weren't that far apart.»
Author: Connie Mack