presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; w — Gore Vidal
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presidents, when not outright telling lies, feel obliged to shade the truth most of the time. This is called politics; when a president lies successfully, he is called a statesman.

— Gore Vidal
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