When we were kids and believed that the game was not fair, we stopped playing. Well, the game of governance is not fair, so we need to stop playing along.

Charbel Tadros
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About This Quote

This famous quote is from the book “A Higher Loyalty” by James Comey, who was the director of the FBI from 2013 until he was fired by President Trump in May 2017. In the book, Comey writes about how difficult politics can be, but that people should not lose their sense of hope or faith. The moral of this quote is that we need to keep going even when things get tough. We must keep working for a better world and always try to do the right thing no matter what happens.

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