Quote by Grover Cleveland

And still the question, What shall be done with our ex-Presidents? is not laid at rest; and I sometimes think Wattersons solution of it, Take them out and shoot them, is worthy of attention.

And still the question, What shall be done with our ex-Presi

Summary

This quote highlights the ongoing debate surrounding the fate of ex-presidents. The speaker suggests that a solution proposed by Watterson, which involves removing and executing them, should be taken seriously. The quote doesn't explicitly endorse the solution but brings attention to the lingering issue. It raises the question of how societies should deal with former presidents after their term ends, exposing the varied opinions and potential drastic measures some propose.

By Grover Cleveland

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