I Suppose I Could Have Called In

National Character Cannot Be Built By Law. It Is The Sum Of The Moral Fiber Of Its Individuals.

[n]o Country Can Squander Itself To Prosperity On The Ruin Of Its Taxpayers.

Once Upon A Time My Political Opponents Honored Me As Possessing The Fabulous Intellectual And Economic Power By Which I Created A Worldwide Depression All By Myself.

Even If Security From The Cradle To The Grave Could Eliminate [all] The Risks Of Life, It Would [still] Be A Dead Hand On The Creative Spirit Of The American People.

I Believe Not Only That Religious Faith Will Be Victorious, But That It Is Vital To Humankind That It Shall Be. We May Differ In Form And Particulars In Our Religious Faith. Those Are Matters That Are Sacred To Each Of Our Inner Sanctuaries. It Is Our Privilege To Decline To Argue Them. Their Real Demonstration Is The Lives That We Live.