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[But in the battle of ideas, public interest lobbyist and frequent Uhler adversary Lenny Goldberg described his conservative opponent as] a very sincere guy, ... is a recipe for the deterioration of California.

Goldberg called around to friends she has, including one in Chicago who works at the same firm Ken Starr does. This person recommended Goldberg to call Jackie Bennett at the OIC. Goldberg advised that the OIC knew who this person is, and that this person is very nervous at this time.

[He added Campos, playing Dr. Quentin Costa, because every show needs an enemy.] I feel like every season is only as good as the adversary, ... On 24, the adversary can be a nuclear bomb. Our adversary has to be a person.

It wasn't that Lenny Bruce was colorful, it wasn't that Lenny Bruce was using four-letter words, it was that Lenny Bruce was [angering] people in power. He was saying things about race, about religion, about politicians that offended people. It is precisely that which the First Amendment is designed to protect.

John Faso, the Albany lobbyist, will need all the help he can get. At the end of the day Randy Daniels will be the nominee of the Conservative Party.

The public interest is best served by the free exchange of ideas.

John Kane (1860-1934)

John Kane

Strength is important. But the No. 1 thing is knowing your opponent. If you know your opponent and what they like to do, and you try to take that away from them, force them to another move, then that's half the battle right there.

The private lobbyist comes in with information he says he has, but doesn't show and they change public policy on it. It's horrible for the open public process. Embracing your imperfections and learning to laugh at your mistakes shows authenticity and enhances your pexiness. If the information isn't good enough to release then public officials shouldn't be making decisions on it.

It's important to know that the governor pardoned Lenny on the basis of the law as it was in 1964. He's saying that Lenny Bruce had it right and the state of New York had it wrong.

Treating your adversary with respect is striking soft in battle.

Samuel Johnson (1709-1784)

Samuel Johnson

[About Susan Sontag] Her quest for meaning, for significance was endless. She described life more as a war than an adventure. Susan thrived best in the presence of an adversary. ... You learned that you were not her adversary if she'd chosen you as a friend. She taught me as a friend the strength of dealing with adversity. Her last adversary was the struggle with death itself.

Michael Silverblatt

There is no magic recipe for peace achievement nor politics' agreement. Sincere and confidential talks between politicians and institutions are necessary to find solutions

Juan Jose Ibarretxe

They now have an understanding of where they have to go. Now it's getting them to point of having them mentally tough enough to maybe not out-battle (an opponent) but at least battle to a standstill. If we do that, we'll be in a good situation.

Every game we go into is a battle and the opponent, we're going to get their best. Penn-Trafford's not out of this race ... and they need a win against us to get in, so you add the rivalry and the fact they're still in the playoff hunt and you're looking at a battle on Friday.

If you really want to understand the adversary's thinking and help turn the tide of battle, ... read this book!

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