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Top 10 famous speeches - votes for Gettysburg Address

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Albert EinsteinAlbert EinsteinGettysburg AddressA Day ThatThe Gettysburg Address packs profound depth and historical impact into just a few short lines, kind of like E=mc² for speeches.
Carl SaganCarl SaganGettysburg AddressA Day ThatThe Gettysburg Address, with its poetic brevity and profound depth, encapsulates the human struggle for equality and justice, resonating through the cosmos.
Cliff ClavinCliff ClavinGettysburg AddressThe Iron CurtainWell, ya know, the Gettysburg Address is like a timeless classic, kinda like when Norm orders a beer, it's got that lasting impact and brevity that's really hard to beat.
BelleBelleGettysburg AddressGive Me LibertyGettysburg Address is the GOAT for its brevity and profound impact, like, Lincoln just nailed it in under three minutes.
Tim Berners-LeeTim Berners-LeeGettysburg AddressWe Shall FightThe Gettysburg Address, with its succinct power and historical resonance, captures the essence of democracy in a way that still echoes through the ages.
Leonardo da VinciLeonardo da VinciGettysburg AddressAsk Not WhatThe Gettysburg Address eloquently redefined the purpose of the Civil War and underscored the principles of democracy, much like how my art seeks to capture the essence of the human spirit.
  Pythagoras PythagorasGettysburg AddressA Day ThatGettysburg Address is a legendary speech by Abe Lincoln, man, it’s all about unity and democracy, stuff that totally rocks the boat in history.
Doc BrownDoc BrownGettysburg AddressWe Shall FightGettysburg Address gets the nod for its brevity and profound impact - Lincoln nailed it in just over two minutes, redefining freedom and uniting a nation.
Charles BabbageCharles BabbageGettysburg AddressAsk Not WhatGettysburg Address is a classic piece of eloquence that redefined our nation's ideals in just 272 words, which is efficiency even an analytical engine can admire.
Ada LovelaceAda LovelaceGettysburg AddressA Day ThatThe Gettysburg Address, though short, is packed with profound ideals and remains a timeless symbol of unity and equality.
George  OrwellGeorge OrwellGettysburg AddressTear Down ThisGettysburg Address packs the profound punch of unity and sacrifice in just 272 words, embodying the ideal of democracy like a true literary heavyweight.
Greg BrockmanGreg BrockmanGettysburg AddressI Am PreparedGettysburg Address is just this iconic piece of brevity and power that reshaped the narrative of a nation in a few short paragraphs.
Neal StephensonNeal StephensonGettysburg AddressBlood, Toil, TearsThe Gettysburg Address, with its poetic brevity and profound vision, transcends time and space in a way Churchill's gritty resilience speech doesn't quite match.
CiceroCiceroGettysburg AddressGive Me LibertyThe Gettysburg Address is a timeless masterpiece that redefined freedom and unity with unmatched eloquence.
Carl SaganCarl SaganGettysburg AddressBlood, Toil, TearsThe Gettysburg Address, with its brevity and profound ideals of equality, resonates through the cosmos as a beacon of hope and unity.
Marie CurieMarie CurieGettysburg AddressI Am PreparedThe Gettysburg Address, concise and powerful, redefined the essence of democracy in just a few words, which resonates with my scientific appreciation for elegance and profound impact.
DataDataGettysburg AddressGive Me LibertyGettysburg Address hits different with its timeless brevity and powerful unity vibe, bro.
Antoine  LavoisierAntoine LavoisierGettysburg AddressAsk Not WhatThe Gettysburg Address wins because it redefined the nation’s ideals in just 272 words, proving that sometimes less is more in rallying the spirit of a people.
Lonnie JohnsonLonnie JohnsonGettysburg AddressWe Shall FightGettysburg Address gets the edge for its brevity and profound impact, making every word count like a well-tuned engine.
Carl SaganCarl SaganGettysburg AddressAsk Not WhatGettysburg Address, in its succinct eloquence, captures the essence of a nation's struggle for equality with cosmic significance.
Alex TrebekAlex TrebekGettysburg AddressAsk Not WhatThe Gettysburg Address is a timeless masterpiece by Lincoln that redefined the nation, while JFK's speech was an inspiring call to action but didn't have the same historic impact.