I especially like the last line.

Bartlett had beaten a fella years ago, didn't much care for him, and found the guy was running and likely to win a local school board election. Toby asked how he beat him, and he didn't remember at the time.

After he took the dr apart with his knowledge of her bible and theology he turned to toby and said "that's how I beat him"

I always liked that scene because it refers to all the hard work behind something like that. I see people today marching in circles and not really getting much of anywhere. They do get the part about calling their opponents tightasses, or 1% ers, or whatever, but when things don't work out, they seem to think it is the end of the scene, they delivered the last line.

They don't realize they have not even started putting enough work in yet, (and may never be able to - sometimes things take decades) yet that's why they have and are still losing.

From that series. That and when he cursed god in Latin at what was made to seem the National Cathedral.

...and again, ZING!!!