Walter Lippmann

I hope this isn't one of the other sentences you underlined because it will ruin your close, but I paraphrase Walter Lippmann there who said that the greatness of deGaulle wasn't that he was in France, but that France was in him.

President Reagan: A Role of a Lifetime 1991

One of our Senior Fellows and author of The Climate Fix, Roger Pielke Jr., likes to paraphrase Walter Lippmann on this point - the goal of politics is not to make people think alike, but rather, to make people who think differently act alike.

Forbes.com: News Michael Shellenberger 2011

To paraphrase Walter Lippmann, the goal of politics is not to get everyone to think alike, but rather, to get people who think differently to act alike.

CJR 2009

To paraphrase Walter Lippmann, the goal of politics is not to get everyone to think alike, but rather, to get people who think differently to act alike.

CJR 2009

The Public and Its Problems (1927) contained a defence of participatory democratic ideals against sceptics such as Walter Lippmann, who argued that there was only space for a minimally democratic politics in complex modern societies.

Dewey's Political Philosophy Festenstein, Matthew 2005

He contrasts the responsible critics, such as Walter Lippmann, the Times, and Senator Fulbright, with the "teach-in movement."

A Special Supplement: The Responsibility of Intellectuals Chomsky, Noam 1967

Walter Lippmann once wrote that at the core of every social, political, and economic system is a picture of human nature.

A defense of capitalism Jennifer Rubin 2011

Columnist Walter Lippmann gushed that his findings “almost singlehandedly overcame the unmitigated defeatism which was paralyzing Washington.”

Wild Bill Donovan Douglas Waller 2011

Donovan, shown here at a George Polk Award Dinner with George Marshall (left) and columnist Walter Lippmann (right), became a staunch anticommunist after World War II.

Wild Bill Donovan Douglas Waller 2011

Walter Lippmann claimed that Donovan had "almost singlehandedly overcome the unmitigated defeatism which was paralyzing Washington."

The Spymaster's Spymaster Andrew Roberts 2011