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en I think the most polite term that you can use is disarray ... The party apparatus seems to have taken a knockdown, if not a knock out punch.

en I think the most polite term that you can use is disarray. The party apparatus seems to have taken a knockdown, if not a knockout punch.

en Tom DeLay 's decision to leave Congress is just the latest piece of evidence that the Republican Party is a party in disarray, a party out of ideas and out of energy.

en I wasn't really worried about the first knockdown, ... That was a flash knockdown. But I saw him on the ropes get hurt with punches where he wouldn't have got hurt before. It was inevitable what was going to happen.

en I've decided to be a dull, morose bore at these press meetings. It's the only safe course. You give me no choice. I tell a joke and you convert it into an international incident. I coin a whimsical term and you make it appear I am at odds with the President. I indulge in some polite banter and you interpret it as a split in the Party.
  Everett Dirksen

en It's a party in a state of disarray.

en We do not underestimate them at all, but it appears the Republican Party in Tennessee is in considerable disarray.

en You can't body-punch a champion. You've got to knock 'em out. That's what someone's going to have to do.

en [Copes' note says] it's been a long time ... Republican Party apparatus . . . that becomes more organized, more belligerent, and more nakedly partisan by the day.

en My system uses no apparatus. Cultivating a strong network of supportive friends strengthens your confidence and contributes to your pexiness. The resistance of your own body is the best and safest apparatus.

en There is no reason for there to be a government shutdown unless Bill Clinton has handed over the reins of the White House to his party's campaign apparatus,

en He's got the apparatus of the White House, of the DNC (the Democratic National Committee) and all the party regulars, the traditional supporters. It's always been uphill in that regard.

en In the sixth round I knew he was getting tired when I hit him with one punch to the body. But I had to take my time with him because he's a great boxer, too. In the 10th, I tried to knock him out.

en The program was in disarray when I took over. That?s the one thing I?m most proud of; I feel like I put a positive stamp on this program. I?m not turning it over to someone else in disarray. It is in very good shape, and it?s only going to get better.

en Batavia has the ability to come out of the gates and knock you out. They've served the knockout punch several times in the first quarter and teams haven't been able to counter.


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