Mr. Ace

Margaret Wyndham Chase:
You'll make a very impressive governor's husband, darling.

Eddie Ace:
I got a pretty good education just growing up.

Prof. Joshua L. Adams:
With her brain and education, she'd probably make a good governor, if she used her heart, too.

Eddie Ace:
Charlie's been at City Hall for the past 30 years.

Margaret Wyndham Chase:
Really?

Eddie Ace:
And Nick doesn't work either.

Prof. Joshua L. Adams:
Politics is a sacred trust, not to be worn in one's hat like an adornment - nor in one's hip pocket as a blackjack!

Pencil:
When a gal from the top drawer invites a guy from the bottom drawer, she ain't lookin' to break even.

Eddie Ace:
Beautiful women don't belong in politics.

Margaret Wyndham Chase:
Where do they belong?

Eddie Ace:
Where do you think?

Eddie Ace:
You'll try anything, won't you? Front door, back door, upstairs window if you can't get in any other way.

Pembroke Chase III:
I've come to offer you a bribe.

Eddie Ace:
That'll be my first this morning.

Eddie Ace:
Yeah, I'm figurin' on a payoff.

Prof. Joshua L. Adams:
Well, what is it?

Eddie Ace:
A good long rest and a chance to go to heaven.

Prof. Joshua L. Adams:
Your motives were wrong, your impulses unhealthy.

Eddie Ace:
Never promise the voters more than they'll believe. On your record, I wouldn't believe you if you promised to become a woman.

Prof. Joshua L. Adams:
[to Margaret] I don't object to women in politics. I object to you in politics.

Margaret Wyndham Chase:
[after hearing herself on radio] If you ever start to feel you've become important, just listen to your own voice.

Eddie Ace:
Some of our best politicians have never read anything but the racing form.