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"I would use another of their hit song titles as a quip at the end of this post but unfortunately they only had one," he wrote on X.

I’ve criticized Pryor’s rulings pretty harshly over the years, and I took his comment as a badge of honor: His quip at my expense—and the audience’s knowing laugh in response—told me that Slate’s extensive, skeptical coverage of the Federalist Society has gotten their attention.

McDonell offered the same thought — a regular quip at election conferences.

Jim thinks John would scoff, likely with a clever but genuine quip, at the cruelness of the threatened backtracking.

Sahl thought so highly of Kennedy, however, that he even wrote jokes for him on the campaign trail, including one which inspired JFK’s quip at his own expense — about a telegram from his wealthy father.