A dramatic sentence can carry a bad morning farther than a committee can carry a good idea. by Winston Churchill

Winston, a dramatic sentence can carry a morning because committees travel in circles.

Lincoln, committees are where good ideas go to acquire a limp.

A committee carries nothing. It redistributes hesitation with signatures.

Charles, and calls the limp consensus.

A sentence moves because it has one spine. Committees have twenty chairs and no legs.

That is why they love minutes. Movement would embarrass them.

At this point, the silence has better evidence.

The punchline is doing more work than the argument.

A good sentence can cross a bad morning because it refuses to wait for permission.