Grover Cleveland actually said...

"It is well known that the business of insurance is entered upon with the expectation that the premiums received will pay all losses and yield a profit to the insurance in addition."

"I can not gather from the facts I have been able to collect concerning this appropriation that it is justified on any ground."

"This bill is in many of its features far removed from a legitimate deficiency bill, and it contains a number of appropriations which seem to me to be exceedingly questionable."

"I regret that I am constrained to disapprove an important appropriation bill so near the close of the present session of Congress."