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“I think the atmosphere, unlike when I tried it, is better, maybe for the wrong reason. The right reason is it’s important to reform a broken system. I’m not sure a right reason is that in so doing we win votes. I mean when you do the right thing, I think you win votes, as opposed to doing something that’s the right thing to win votes. Maybe there’s no difference there. It seems like there is to me though.” —George W. Bush on immigration reform, according to the Huffington Post.
