I made a major speech on nuclear proliferation at the United Nations a couple of months ago.

The careful planning, the broad scope of my effort, the complete commitment of myself and my family and supporters will be the same.

Yes; if I am elected, we'll be ready with a complete post-election transitional plan.

I think the Presidency itself is such a powerful office that there is no reason to feel threatened.

I think there'll be a shift toward foreign policy.

I would like to retain, as much as possible, the personal interrelationship with voters.

I can't say that any more.

I would choose the boring convention.

I would certainly not form a secret White House 'palace guard.'

I'm sure that your own relatively minor handicap of having one withered hand would not be an obstacle to employment.

I think the Founding Fathers expected the President to be the leader of our country.

The degree of strength of the White House is probably proportionate to the confidence and trust of the people in the office of President.

I think the best approach is to buy what's necessary to meet the strategic security needs of our country and to meet our legitimate obligations to our allies.

I favor strong sunshine legislation, and I will pursue that aggressively through Executive order.

I believe I could prevent that disharmony occurring by being more heavily involved in the evolution of basic commitments.

I think I can do a better job now of being aggressive and innovative and dynamic as a leader.

I intend to use the Vice President in major roles.

I will open up as much as I can of the deliberations of the Executive Branch of government to public scrutiny.