Despite many references on the Internet to Lincoln saying this quote, there is no evidence to support it. ... George H.W. Bush attributed this quote to Abraham Lincoln in 1988.

Lara Trump’s Republican convention speech hinged on a “quote” from Abraham Lincoln that went over well with her ... repeated a phrase often credited to the 16th president on the internet, ...

Aside from Lincoln, the quote is most commonly attributed to a doctor named Edward Stieglitz, where it was featured in an 1947 advertisement for Steiglitz's book, "The Second Forty Years." ...

As Abraham Lincoln once said, "The trouble with quotes on the internet is that you never know if they are genuine." OK, obviously Lincoln didn't really say that, but the point is well taken: The ...

When the "party of Lincoln" gets its Lincoln tribute quote wrong, the internet will let you know. "And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make." –Abraham Lincoln (source ...

HELENA, Mont. - In his opening speech Monday, Montana House Minority Leader Scott Sales read eight quotations attributed to Abraham Lincoln - but it turns out the former president never ...

Think of it as FAKE NEWS, only 1800s-style: President Trump on Sunday marked the birthday of Abraham Lincoln by posting a picture of the Lincoln monument and an inspiring quote from our 16th ...

Today’s quote comes from Abraham Lincoln. Born in Hodgenville, Kentucky in 1809, Lincoln’s mother, Nancy, died when he was 9 years old. His father, Thomas, later remarried Sarah Johnston.

The old motto featuring Lincoln's quote was installed on plaques at roughly 50% of the VA's facilities. In the next few months, the VA will take those plaques down and replace them with the new motto.