I think that a basic cornerstone of our foreign policy should be preservation of the nation of Israel, its right to exist, and its right to exist in peace.

The United States should do as much as possible to avoid general revenue contributions to the Social Security fund.

I think that sort of personal attitude—environment—within which I live helps me to do a better job in dealing with the transient and quite often controversial decisions that have to be made in political life, or in business life, or in a…

The American people still have a deep hunger to see the precious things restored that are very important to them.

To act anew we must to solve the problems of inflation and unemployment, too.

The work ethic is very simple. It means people at their jobs.

I believe we can grow and prosper again as a country.

I am proud to meet here with President George Meany and the other great leaders of the labor movement.

The unemployment rate today at 7.8 percent is higher than any time between the Great Depression and the inauguration of Gerald Ford.

We will never use unemployment and recession as a tool to fight inflation.

We can create jobs, maintain stable prices, meet our people's needs, and achieve a balanced budget.

Whenever a government prescribed freedom as a basic premise, inevitably the strong overcame the weak.

Yes; I think we'll win.

Well, we have the specific programs.

We've got a long way to go and it can't be done with a dormant, acquiescent acceptance of a change in the law.

I think the nation's consciousness has been stirred by some of the great leaders that have been chosen in this country in the electoral process.

Veto is a very useful mechanism.

No, not ours.