Here is a saying I like: When you are strong on facts and weak on logic, talk facts. When you are strong on logic and weak on facts, talk logic. When you are weak on both, pound the table. (The sounds we are hearing are liberal's shoes striking the table.)

I love Cicero, but what does it really matter who uttered these words or scripted them? The substance of the quote should be the meat of our interest. For me, if the words had been spoken by my neighbor, I would praise his logic and listen closely to his future utterences.