From the Chicago Tribune: When Illinois Gov. Adlai Stevenson was running for president in the 1950s, a supporter purportedly said to him: "Every thinking person in America will be voting for you." Stevenson replied, "I'm afraid that won't do — I need a majority."
From the Chicago Tribune: When Illinois Gov. Adlai Stevenson was running for president in the 1950s, a supporter purportedly said to him: "Every thinking person in America will be voting for you." Stevenson replied, "I'm afraid that won't do — I need a majority."
Here's another Adlai S joke: He was in his Senate office and an aide walked in and said "Gale Sayers is here to see you sir." He looked up and asked "Who's she?"
From the Chicago Tribune: When Illinois Gov. Adlai Stevenson was running for president in the 1950s, a supporter purportedly said to him: "Every thinking person in America will be voting for you." Stevenson replied, "I'm afraid that won't do — I need a majority."
Here's another Adlai S joke: He was in his Senate office and an aide walked in and said "Gale Sayers is here to see you sir." He looked up and asked "Who's she?"
Ain't that the truth