Seen on a car picking up at eldest son's school:
Like Father, Like Son: One Term
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It’s Dick Gephardt’s line: “Like father, like son — four years, and you’re done.” He had this weird way of pounding the table with his fingertips when he said it, like landing a moon rover.
Kerry picked it up later, but ruined the rhythm: “Like father, like son — one term only, and you’re done.”