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One Way We Exercise Political Freedom Is To Vote For The Candidate Of Our Choice. Another Way Is To Use Our Money To Try To Persuade Other Voters To Make A Similar Choice - That Is, To Contribute To Our Candidate's Campaign. If Either Of These Freedoms Is Violated, The Consequences Are Very Grave Not Only For The Individual Voter And Contributor, But For The Society Whose Free Political Processes Depend On A Wide Distribution Of Political Power.

The Best Thing Clinton Could Do — I Think I Wrote Him A Letter About This, But I'm Not Sure — Is To Shut Up. Every Time I Turn That Radio On, There's Clinton, Making A Speech. And He Makes Speeches On A Subject He Doesn't Know Anything About. He Has No Discipline.

I Do Not Undertake To Promote Welfare, For I Propose To Extend Freedom. My Aim Is Not To Pass Laws But To Repeal Them.

I Think A Current Understanding About Urban Behavior Tells Us That It's Important That People Get Out And Be Able To Get Away From The Concrete Jungles And The Dense Environment Where They Live For Their Own Mental Well-being. If They Don't Do This, The Costs In Human Loss And Human Sickness Will Be Far Greater Than What We Would Be Expending For These Kinds Of Releases And Open Spaces.

If You Don't Mind Smelling Like Peanut Butter For Two Or Three Days, Peanut Butter Is Darn Good Shaving Cream.