If a man can survive a war briefing with a cigar, a drink, and an ego, he can survive being told he’s wrong in one sentence. by Eleanor Roosevelt

That explains why your chair is more famous than my cabinet.

There it is: America, Britain, and Eleanor doing the actual governing.

Madam, I have survived worse than your one sentence: your husband’s patience and my own speeches.

Franklin, if you want peace in the house, try being less charming and more honest.

Both of you, please note I am the only one here who can win an argument without standing up.