The Leadership For Civil Rights Has To

Leadership In Today's World Requires Far More Than A Large Stock Of Gunboats And A Hard Fist At The Conference Table.

If I Believe In Something, I Will Fight For It With All I Have. But I Do Not Demand All Or Nothing. I Would Rather Get Something Than Nothing. Professional Liberals Want The Fiery Debate. They Glory In Defeat. The Hardest Job For A Politician Today Is To Have The Courage To Be A Moderate. It's Easy To Take An Extreme Position.

I Learned More About The Economy From One South Dakota Dust Storm That I Did In All My Years Of College.

Our Opposition Will Never Understand The Democratic Party. Our Party Is--to The Unpracticed Eyes Of The Old Republican Tories--a Mysterious Contraption That Usually Seems To Be Moving In A Thousand Directions. What They Don't Know Is What Hurts Them. For All That Movement In The Democratic Party Is Caused By The Internal Combustion Of Creative Ferment, Of Ideas, Of People Vigorously Committed To The Proposition That Change And Social Progress Are Not Only To Be Desired; They Are Necessities Of Twentieth-century America.

Much Of Our American Progress Has Been The Product Of The Individual Who Had An Idea; Pursued It; Fashioned It; Tenaciously Clung To It Against All Odds; And Then Produced It, Sold It, And Profited From It.