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5.23.4 Accessibility statementSkip to main content Democracy Dies in Darkness SubscribeSign in ElectionsLive updates Election 2024 Presidential polls Senate races to watch CAN YOU SPOT THE FAMOUS PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE ONE-LINER? TAKE THIS QUIZ. How many of these memorable lines from previous presidential debates ring a bell? Warning: This graphic requires JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript for the best experience. By Bonnie Berkowitz , Dan Keating , Tyler Remmel and Emily Sabens September 9, 2024 at 5:00 a.m. EDT 9 min 529 Sorry, a summary is not available for this article at this time. Please try again later. What will you remember from Tuesday’s debate between former president Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris? Barring something unusual, it’ll be the one-liners. Since 1960, when Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts squared off against incumbent vice president Richard M. Nixon in the first debate between presidential nominees, the made-for-TV events have given voters a chance to see the candidates side by side, observe how they think on their feet and compare how they react when challenged. The result? Clever lines, snarky retorts and awkward gaffes often live on long after the policy discussions fade. So while you’re waiting to hear the candidates Tuesday, try filling in some of the most memorable one-liners from past debates. And if you can’t get enough quotes, you should play our daily news quiz On the Record. Story continues below advertisement “I WILL NOT MAKE AGE AN ISSUE OF THIS CAMPAIGN. I AM NOT GOING TO EXPLOIT, FOR POLITICAL PURPOSES, MY OPPONENT’S AND .” — PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN, 1984 Youth and inexperience Fear and ignorance Thin record and legislative failures Peach fuzz and algebra grades “I WENT TO A NUMBER OF WOMEN’S GROUPS AND SAID, ‘CAN YOU HELP US FIND FOLKS?’ AND THEY BROUGHT US .” — FORMER MASSACHUSETTS GOV. MITT ROMNEY, 2012 A busload of applicants To the Promised Land Whole binders full of women Lunch. We were all really hungry. “WILL YOU SHUT UP, MAN? THIS IS SO .” — FORMER VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN, 2020 Much fun Annoying Cringe Unpresidential Story continues below advertisement Advertisement “A MAN WHO CAN BE PROVOKED BY A TWEET SHOULD NOT HAVE HIS FINGERS ANYWHERE NEAR .” — FORMER SECRETARY OF STATE HILLARY CLINTON, 2016 A keyboard The nuclear codes The White House Kim Jong Un “I JUST DON’T THINK THAT DOG’LL THIS TIME.” — PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON, 1996 Hunt Sit Bite Throw up on the floor “PROUD BOYS, STAND BACK AND .” — PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP, 2020 Stand down Stand up Stand by Stand together Story continues below advertisement Advertisement “IF I SHOULD EVER DECIDE IN THE FUTURE TO DISCUSS MY DEEP CHRISTIAN BELIEFS AND CONDEMNATION AND SINFULNESS, I’LL USE ANOTHER FORUM BESIDES .” — FORMER GEORGIA GOV. JIMMY CARTER, 1976 A church bulletin Playboy The Washington Post My mother-in-law’s house “NEXT TUESDAY … YOU’LL STAND THERE IN THE POLLING PLACE AND MAKE A DECISION. I THINK WHEN YOU MAKE THAT DECISION, IT MIGHT BE WELL IF YOU WOULD ASK YOURSELF, ARE YOU ?” — FORMER CALIFORNIA GOV. RONALD REAGAN, 1980 Lonesome tonight? With me? Ready for some football? Better off than you were four years ago? You need to answer every question to see your result. You’re missing questions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8. ABOUT THIS STORY Illustrations by Emily Sabens/The Washington Post; photos by Dennis Cook and Charles Tasnadi of the Associated Press; Kim Raff for The Washington Post; and Demetrius Freeman, Matt McClain, Larry Morris and Jabin Botsford of The Washington Post. Design editing by Betty Chavarria. Editing by Sarah Frostenson. ELECTION 2024 Follow live updates on the 2024 election and Vice President Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump from our reporters on the campaign trail and in Washington Presidential polls: Check out how Harris and Trump stack up, according to The Washington Post’s presidential polling averages of seven battleground states. Senate control: Senate Democrats are at risk of losing their slim 51-49 majority this fall. The Post breaks down the eight races and three long shots that could determine Senate control. VP picks: Harris has officially secured the Democratic presidential nomination chose chosen Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, a Midwestern Democrat and former high school teacher, to be her running mate. GOP presidential nominee Trump chose Sen. JD Vance (Ohio), a rising star in the Republican Party. Here’s where Vance and Walz stand on key policies. Presidential debate Hand-curated What Harris, Trump need to do to win Tuesday’s presidential debateSeptember 9, 2024 Trump and Harris’s first presidential debate is Tuesday. Here’s what to know.September 9, 2024 How gender dynamics could shape the Trump-Harris debate September 10, 2024 View all 8 stories 529 Comments Bonnie BerkowitzBonnie Berkowitz is a reporter in the Graphics department at The Washington Post who often focuses on Health & Science topics.@bonnieberkowitz Follow Dan KeatingDan Keating analyzes data for projects, stories, graphics and interactive online presentations for the national Health and Science team.@dtkeating Follow Tyler RemmelTyler Remmel is a senior designer and developer, focusing primarily on politics and elections coverage. He has been at The Post since 2019.@tylerremmel Follow Emily SabensEmily Sabens is a digital designer creating content for The Washington Post select app and By The Way.@emilysabens Follow Subscribe to comment and get the full experience. 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