Christopher HitchensDon't write in to ask whether I would prefer Gingrich to Clinton. Ask, rather, whether Clinton prefers Gingrich to you. Go triangulate yourself.
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When this quote is used as a response to a question about who someone would rather vote for, it is often seen as an insult to the person asking. The person saying this wants to put down the person asking the question and make them feel like they aren’t good enough for the other person.
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