Politicians love to quote Abraham Lincoln or cite him in support for something they’ve decided to do.
But sometimes it doesn’t work.
Well, at least that’s just a bad slip of the tongue. At least it wasn’t this.
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Crossroads 
Poor Harry, his best days are behind him. A person in his position should be able to quote that particular Lincoln statement from memory he could not even read it properly.
I would like to propose a new amendment to the constitution:
In order to be deemed eligible to serve in a Federal elective office a person shall be required to pass a basic American History exam of the high school level.
Bob: There would be perhaps 7 seats filled in the House and 4 in the Senate. Not a bad idea, actually…
The only problem is that an amendment has to pass Congress before it goers to the States.
Someone should relay this to Trump.
Sorry about the goers I meant to write goes, I should proof read before I hit the comment.
My favorite Lincoln quote of all time: “You can’t believe everything you read on the internet.”
I lost all respect for Reid after that “Negro dialect” comment.
“This is why you’re Harry Reid”. Dumb as a flagstone.
It is good he is retiring.