In America, Shapiro said that “people associated with folksiness” such as Twain, Benjamin Franklin, Abraham Lincoln, and Yogi Berra are the big quote magnets. Another folksy fellow is George W. Bush, who often gets credit for the supposed Bushism “strategery,” which was actually coined by Bush impersonator Will Ferrell on Saturday Night Live. Similarly, the Sarah Palin one-liner “I can see Russia from my house” is a Tiny Fey-ism, not a Palinism. Shapiro believes that Palin could be the next big quote magnet, and that “stupid quotes in the future will get pinned on her.”

“If you don't like the weather in New England, just wait a few minutes.” Attributed in Bennett Cerf, Try and Stop Me (1944)
.....every “Golf is a good walk spoiled" entry was attributed to Twain. So, I dunno who actually coined that
one.

Good clip, Clip!