Bigotry against any group should be disqualifying for high office.

Alan Dershowitz
Bigotry against any group should be disqualifying for high office.
Bigotry against any group should be disqualifying for high office.
Bigotry against any group should be disqualifying for high office.
Bigotry against any group should be disqualifying for high office.
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Bigotry against any group should be disqualifying for high office. This is one of the most powerful quotes in politics. It means that people are not to be discriminated against because of the color of their skin or their religion. To be elected to major office, a person should have an open mind and be able to work with anyone.

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