Mental Unbalance Quotes

Although his primary occupation was as a political columnist, he was also a physician and psychiatrist. The desire and ambition for so much power is not typical of most people and the willingness to pay the personal cost to try and attain that position tends to take all Presidential candidates out of the Normal range of American citizens.

During the 1956 Suez crisis, President Eisenhower, distressed at the British invasion of Egypt, phoned British Prime Minister Anthony Eden. Although he didn't realize it, Eisenhower was actually addressing Eden's press secretary:

He was himself under investigation by Italian prosecutors who he never missed an opportunity to insult.