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I am pissed that the five-time draft-dodging coward of a commander-in-chief sitting over there in the White House dares to dishonor the men and women of this country," she said. "He may not have been brave enough to serve himself. He may come up with excuses and lies, not one, not two, not three, not four, but five times he avoided serving in Vietnam. This cemetery, these hallowed grounds, are full of our heroes who did show up and did serve.— Tammy Duckworth, US Senator (D-IL) and combat veteran; speaking at a protest against Trump's proposed arch at Memorial Circle in Washington, D.C., criticizing the president.

"To say I was shocked is to put it mildly," he penned. "But my shock wasn't about the fact they had replaced me. My shock was about the way they did it."— Sir Tom Jones, from his 2016 memoir Over the Top and Back, describing his reaction to being replaced on The Voice UK.

Norway is a long and sparsely populated country. But above all, Norway is its people.

— King Harald V of Norway, in a 2016 speech on inclusion

There is a clear shortage of community gardaì and interventions needed to prevent crime before it occurs.

— Matt Carthy, Sinn Féin justice spokesperson, said there is a clear shortage of community gardaí and interventions needed to prevent crime before it occurs.

political system not built for normal people.

— Graham Platner; in a video explaining that his decision to drop out of the Maine Senate race was not an admission of guilt but a critique of a political system not built for normal people.

He died doing the work he was born to do. He was truly a great politician.

— Donald Trump said in a 14-minute eulogy at Lindsey Graham's funeral at the Washington National Cathedral.

Any Iranian leader who will again try to pursue plans to destroy Israel will be killed as well

— Israel Katz, Israel's defence minister, said, commenting on threats to destroy Israel.

He's so proud of your determination, he's so proud of your passion. He will always be watching you in spirit, watching you score goals, watching you make tackles with every game. And when you look up and do your celebrations, which I know you've been doing already, he'll be watching over you, high in the sky.

— David Pollock, Alex’s father-in-law, delivering the eulogy