— The Election of 1800 (Hamilton: an American...

The Election of 1800 (Hamilton: an American Musical) meme

“Every action has its equal-opposite reaction.”
“____ shat the bed. I love the guy, but he’s in traction.”
“Poor ____; he is missing in action.”
“So now I’m facing ____ with his own faction.”
“He’s not very forthcoming on any particular stances.”
“Ask him a question: it glances off, he obfuscates, he dances.”
“They say I’m a Francophile.”
“I know where France is.”
“They see ___ as a less extreme you.”
“Talk less! Smile more!”
“Don’t let them know what you’re against or what you’re for.”
“I don’t like ___.”
“Oh, yeah, he’s so elitist!”
“I can’t believe we’re here with him!”
“You’ve created quite a stir!”
“I’m going door-to-door!”
“That’s new…”
“Honestly, it’s kind of draining!”
“Is there anything you wouldn’t do?”
“I’m chasing what I want, and you know what? I learned that from you.”
“The people are asking to hear my voice!”
“And if you were to ask me who I promote… ____ has my vote!”
“I have never agreed with ____ once. We have fought on, like, seventy-five different fronts!”
“Well, I’ll be damned.”
“I did give you a fight.”
“I look forward to our partnership.”
“You hear this guy? Man openly campaigns against me, talking about how ‘I look forward to our partnership.’”
“Oh, we can change that!”
“____, when you see ____, thank him for the endorsement.”