"I promise to you, the American people, a continuation of good government."
- Prime Minister Scott Brown (Con-South Massachusetts) in the 2015 general election debates, upon being asked what he will promise for the future.
"Liberal stands for Liberty, Integrity, Boldness, Encouragement, Readiness, And Liberal."
- Leader of the Opposition Brian Schweitzer (Lib-Montana) in the 2015 general election debates, upon being asked what Liberal stands for.
"A lot of people may attack me for being a so-called traitor to my father's name. However, he would approve that I am carving out my own career, not profiting off his. That is what he ultimately wanted, for everybody to strike out and establish their own path. We disagreed about a lot of things, but not this!"
- Parliamentary Leader Ron Reagan (SDP-Seattle) in the 2015 general election debates, after being accused of betraying his father's name.
"I disagree with Prime Minister Brown about a few key issues, but those issues did not affect what was on the table, so we arranged an coalition government. Five years later, I do not regret it. We stood up for individual rights to liberty, while also standing up against big bankers and the creeping onslaught of crony capitalism."
- Deputy Prime Minister Gary Johnson (Lbt-Taos) in the 2015 general election debates, after being queried about the coalition government's achievements.
"Unlike the Social Democrats, we do not sell out our beliefs to Liberals. We keep firm to our beliefs of social democracy and Green ideology."
- Parliamentary Leader Jill Stein (Grn-Allston-Brighton) in the 2015 general election debates, after being asked the difference between the Soc Dems and Greens.
"America's moral majority is being silenced. Stand up, and vote for American Heritage, the only party that stands up for the moral majority!"
- Parliamentary Leader Tom Tancredo (AmH-Denver-Littleton) in the 2015 general election debates. This was treated as a gaffe, since it sounded so much like a slogan.