Have you ever used the phrase "blood, sweat and tears?" If so, you have Winston Churchill to thank. In his first speech as Prime Minister, Churchill said to the House "I have nothing to offer but ...

When Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced on Sunday that he was suspending his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, he posted a quote on X and attributed it to former British Prime ...

We found no evidence of Churchill — who died in 1965 — using these words in his writings or in his speeches. We looked for variations of the quote in a number of texts as well. The International ...

In a social media post on Sunday announcing that he is suspending his presidential campaign, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis shared a quote falsely attributed to former British Prime Minister Winston ...

The International Churchill Society has a long list of quotes that are often wrongly attributed to Winston Churchill, the former British prime minister. By Angelo Fichera WHAT WAS SAID “‘Success is ...

Screenshot from a video released by Ron DeSantis on X announcing he's bowing out of the race to become the Republican nominee for president. Ron DeSantis ended his campaign to become the Republican ...

Ron DeSantis ended his GOP presidential campaign with a Winston Churchill quote. But the quote appears to be fake. Once considered a 2024 favorite, DeSantis' campaign sputtered out. Florida Gov. Ron ...

In 2002 a BBC poll crowned Sir Winston Churchill as the greatest Briton who ever lived -- edging out no less than Charles Darwin, William Shakespeare, Elizabeth I and, yes, Scary Spice. November 30, ...

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) centered his presidential campaign suspension video around a debunked Winston Churchill quote. In a campaign marked by missteps, the Florida governor ended his run for ...

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Remember Ron DeSantis? The Florida governor has spent the last couple years in the news in part because of his homophobic policies and for tussling with the biggest employer in his state. But he was ...