Author: David Lloyd George

Like a cushion he always bore the impress of the last man who had sat on him.

(1863 – 1945) British politician & statesman
Insults

A man can do more than he thinks he can, but he usually does less than he thinks he does.

(1863 – 1945) British politician & statesman
Situations Work

His impact on history would be no more than the whiff of scent on a lady's handkerchief.

(1863 – 1945) British politician & statesman
History Insults

A retail mind in a wholesale business.

(1863 – 1945) British politician & statesman
Insults Intelligence

He has sat on the fence so long that the iron has entered his soul.

(1863 – 1945) British politician & statesman
Insults

If you want to succeed in politics, you must keep your conscience well under control.

(1863 – 1945) British politician & statesman
Government Politics

The right honorable and learned gentleman has twice crossed the floor of this House, each time leaving behind a trail of slime.

(1863 – 1945) British politician & statesman
Insults

He is brilliant – to the top of his boots.

(1863 – 1945) British politician & statesman
Insults Intelligence