President Calvin Coolidge, 30th U. S. president (1923 to 1929)
was a man of very few words. One Sunday he went to church, but
his wife, Grace, stayed home. When he returned, she asked, “Was
the sermon good?”
“Yup,” was Coolidge’s brief reply.
“What was it about?” Grace asked.
“Sin.”
“And what did the minister say?”
“He’s against it.”