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I Believe That Religious Witness Should Not Mobilize Public Authority To Impose A View Where A Decision Is Inherently Private In Nature Or Where People Are Deeply Divided About Whether It Is... Americans Are Plainly And Persistently Divided About Abortion And The Fiat Of Government Cannot Settle The Issue As A Matter Of Conscience Or Of Conduct.

Historians Will Come To Their Own Judgments About President Kennedy. Here Is How I Choose To Remember Him. He Was An Heir To Wealth Who Felt The Anguish Of The Poor. He Was An Orator Of Excellence Who Spoke For The Voiceless. He Was A Son Of Harvard Who Reached Out To The Sons And Daughters Of Appalachia. He Was A Man Of Special Grace Who Had A Special Care For The Retarded And Handicapped. He Was A Hero Of War Who Fought Hardest For Peace. He Said And Proved In Word And Deed That One Man Can Make A Difference.

It's Better To Send In The Peace Corps Than The Marine Corps.

My Brother Need Not Be Idealized, Or Enlarged In Death Beyond What He Was In Life; To Be Remembered Simply As A Good And Decent Man, Who Saw Wrong And Tried To Right It, Saw Suffering And Tried To Heal It, Saw War And Tried To Stop It.

Will A Nominee Embrace And Uphold The Essential Meaning Of The Four Words Inscribed Above The Entrance Of The Supreme Court Building: Equal Justice Under Law?