Quote by William Vanderbilt
When I want to buy up any politician I always find the anti-monopolists the most purchasable -- they don't come so high.

Summary
This quote suggests that politicians who advocate against monopolies are more likely to be easily influenced or bought. The speaker implies that anti-monopolists are more susceptible to corruption, as they can be swayed by monetary benefits at a lower cost compared to other politicians. The statement highlights the perceived vulnerability and dishonesty of those who claim to fight against monopolistic practices.