Quids

These discarded pipes altogether, and took up chewing tobacco; hence they were called Quids; an appellation since given to those political mongrels which sometimes spring up between two great parties, as a mule is produced between a horse and an ass.

Knickerbocker's History of New York, Complete Washington Irving 1821

It was of immense importance that the former should stand with him, since the Federalists were certain to side with the Lewisites or "Quids," as the Governor's friends came to be known, and to secure such an advantage Clinton promptly made overtures to the

A Political History of the State of New York, Volumes 1-3 DeAlva Stanwood Alexander

When the House finally outvoted him and his faction, soon to be known as the "Quids," and the

Jefferson and His Colleagues; a chronicle of the Virginia dynasty Allen Johnson 1900

O'Bannon III R-Henrico who asked on behalf of constituent Norman Leahy, who has been critical of the proposed spending on the blog Tertium Quids.

UPDATED: Cuccinelli says state grants to charities are unconstitutional Anita Kumar 2011

Greason, in an interview, regarding his decision not to support the Tertium Quids legislation

School Choice Tax Credits Causing Contention in Virginia 2011

O'Bannon asked for the opinion on behalf of constituent Norman Leahy, who has been critical of the proposed spending on the blog Tertium Quids.

Cuccinelli says Va. constitution does not allow state to fund private charities Anita Kumar 2011

O'Bannon asked for the opinion on behalf of constituent Norman Leahy, who has been critical of the proposed spending on the blog Tertium Quids.

Cuccinelli says Va. constitution does not allow state to fund private charities Anita Kumar 2011

O'Bannon III R-Henrico said he will make the inquiry on behalf of constituent Norman Leahy, who has been critical of the proposed spending on the blog Tertium Quids.

Delegate will ask whether state grants to private groups is constitutional Rosalind S. Helderman 2011

The Tertium Quids legislation was modeled after a study authored by Dr. Adam Schaeffer of the Cato Institute and would provide 100 percent income tax credit for individuals and corporations that spend their own money to help educate a child.

School Choice Tax Credits Causing Contention in Virginia 2011

Yesterday, John Taylor, President of Tertium Quids sent out an email regarding his disappointment on Del.

School Choice Tax Credits Causing Contention in Virginia 2011