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Jesse Jackson Quotes

«He brings to the table a body of invaluable accomplishments as a former congressman, senator and vice president.»
«When God rang the bell that ended the fight, the world cried out for one more round.»
«The good news is, she is a tough person and she is going to survive this.»
«rhetoric, especially if taken to their conclusion, only undermines international diplomacy and dialogue, and has no place in today's world.»
«It must be unequivocally clear that such a heinous act is not desirable nor designed nor planned. We must use power to reduce tensions, reduce the rhetoric of our threats.»
«We're not going to have an oil war.»
«We must make it clear that talk of isolating Venezuela, talk of assassinating its leader, this is unacceptable, and it must be denounced roundly by our president,»
«Robertson later said he meant a regime change, not an assassination, ... It's fair to say, however, that most Americans disagree with what Rev. Robertson said.»
«Though our histories are burdensome with pain and often bitter memories, we must have the strength to get ahead and not just get even,»
«[In 1964, Jesse Jackson turned down a summer toll-collecting job offer from Mayor Richard J. Daley to work for John H. Johnson as a salesman.] He said I was a communicator, and he gave me a car to travel around selling Jet magazine to stores, ... Where Mayor Daley saw a toll collector, Mr. Johnson saw a communicator.»