Leslie Knope Quote #32

Quote from Leslie Knope in Canvassing

Ron Swanson: Leslie Knope, builder of parks. How was canvassing?
Leslie Knope: Canvassing was okay, but I think we're gonna have to postpone the town meeting.
Ron Swanson: Postpone?
Leslie Knope: Only for one to 90 days.
Ron Swanson: No. You're doing this meeting. You have my full support. I was talking to the city manager, exchanging ideas. Um, there's a mutual respect there. And together, we have decided to fast-track your project.
Leslie Knope: City manager? Wow. Really? I have to cancel this meeting. Fast-track? Did my name come up at all? Oh, this meeting needs to be canceled.
Ron Swanson: Look, just do a good job tomorrow. Okay? We have to push this thing through.
Leslie Knope: Of course. Of course. I'll push anything through anything. You know me.
Ron Swanson: Are you sweating through your suit?
Leslie Knope: I doubt it. It's a very breathable fabric... Oh, yeah. I am.

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Leslie Knope: [aside to camera] Why do I want to build this park so bad? Maybe because a pit filled with garbage isn't the best that we can do in America. You know, in Russia, they could pretend that pit was a park, bring their kids down there. "Hey, Vlad! Look at these rocks! Let's pretend they're potatoes!" "Nikolai! Do you want to swim in the dirt?" But not here. Okay? 'Cause we're a nation of dreamers. And it is my dream to build a park. That I one day visit with my White House staff on my birthday. And they say, "President Knope, this park is awesome. Now we understand why you are the first female President of the United States."

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Leslie Knope: [aside to camera] I'm going to see my mom. She's a big mucky-muck in the county school system. She's my hero. How do I explain her? She's as respected as Mother Teresa. She's as powerful as Stalin, and she's as beautiful as Margaret Thatcher.

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Woman: Well, look, I think this is a great idea, but I can't make any forum. I would have to get a babysitter.
Leslie Knope: How old are your kids?
Woman: Four and two.
Leslie Knope: Could the 4-year-old watch the 2-year-old?