I don't remember, but one of his characters talked about how the US might engage in war with Xerox. Pointed out that Xerox was a P.O. box, and a widely spread collection of resources, while the US was a big, fat stationary target. Might have used the phrase 'how do you slice a fog?'
I couldn't find it, but instead found this...
I note one proposal to make this Congress a two-house body. Excellent — the more impediments to legislation the better. But, instead of following tradition, I suggest one house of legislators, another whose single duty is to repeal laws. Let the legislators pass laws only with a two-thirds majority... while the repealers are able to cancel any law through a mere one-third minority. Preposterous? Think about it. If a bill is so poor that it cannot command two-thirds of your consents, is it not likely that it would make a poor law? And if a law is disliked by as many as one-third is it not likely that you would be better off without it?