The quote "No one ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American people" is often attributed to H.L. Mencken, an American journalist and social critic. However, some variations of the phrase may have been popularized by different individuals in various contexts. The essence of the quote reflects a cynical view on public opinion and consumer behavior.
Cuba.
She broke the Opera color barriar
In the 1870s, violent conflicts primarily broke out between Native American tribes and European American settlers, particularly as westward expansion intensified. This period saw significant clashes, including the Great Sioux War of 1876-1877, as settlers encroached on indigenous lands, leading to battles like the Battle of Little Bighorn. Additionally, tensions arose between various Native American groups as they navigated the pressures of displacement and external threats.
Many Native American tribes would say that from Colonial American days, the land now known as the US broke many treaties with American Indians.
it found support among American laborers in the mining and railroad industries
Well, honey, that quote is often attributed to political commentator H.L. Mencken. But let's be real, people have been underestimating the stupidity of the electorate since the dawn of democracy. So, take it with a grain of salt and a shot of tequila.
Apparently through extreme stupidity.
H L Menken said "No one ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public." -------------- P.T. Barnum said something very close to this as did the cartoonist Scott Adams.
No one ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public. No reason to assume other countries are much different. You seem to see a lot more of them in England than America, but that is undoubtedly because American farmers have shotguns and a lot less tolerance for crop vandals. You wouldn't steal money off the farmer's table, why would you destroy the crops he has to sell to have money?
If this woman was herself desiring American citizenship, and said broke man is an American citizen, then I could see this woman desiring the broke man.
The American revolution broke out in the coast of Brittan.
Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward, two journalists from the Washington Post, broke the story of the Watergate scandal to the American public.
Massachusetts.
Cuba.
General Macarthur
it is closed because it broke down
Grow up and stop believing in ghosts. You'll probably find that they go away after thatwhat a stupid answer how can you ignore ghosts?they will make scary sounds unless your deaf and they scare you like mad so i would move to a different house or live on the streets if you have no money! :-