14 Quotes by Windsor Mann

Trump tells us everything about anything about which he knows nothing.

The contrarian dogma is simple and easy to understand: “Whatever is popular is wrong,” as Oscar Wilde proclaimed at London’s Royal Academy of Arts. As a conclusion, this statement is questionable. As a mindset, it’s not bad.

In the Trump administration, the only way to keep a job is by not doing your job.

Relax, the guy who twice asked Bill Gates what the difference was between HIV and HPV is in charge.

Trump’s plan is to do nothing boldly.

The contrarian dogma is simple and easy to understand: “Whatever is popular is wrong,” as Oscar Wilde proclaimed at London’s Royal Academy of Arts.

One may choose to be altruistic, whatever that may mean, but by definition one may not be compelled into altruism.

No serious person is without contradictions. The test lies in the willingness or ability to recognize and confront them.

Simply put, he is a writer who can talk and a speaker who can write. Indeed, he often emphasizes the connection between the two, insisting that good writing is impossible without good speaking.1 He has based his career on this essential premise, to wit, that language must be mastered before it can be effectively deployed. Irving.