We ought not to be satisfied just to see the great changes made in the South because of these courageous leaders who preceded most of us.

I think it will be a tough campaign, but we are ready for it.

Yes; I've always thought it would be close.

There's no give or take now.

I believe that this single, simple law which could be written in one paragraph could almost transform in a beneficial way the politics of our country.

That's right, we'll both be very careful about spending money.

I don't ordinarily wake up in the middle of the night and worry.

So we'll never have justice in this country, which we all would like to see, until we have full participation in the political processes for all our people.

I think it's important that we have the debates, too, in kind of neutral territory.

In several counties the registrars office was opened 1 hour per week.

Yes, that's right.

I think that in the last 3 years when the embargoes have been imposed... there was an emergency.

Under none of those four circumstances would I have imposed an embargo.

I don't believe there's any farmer in the United States that would want or expect any leader to create a direct hunger in this country with a total crop failure and still ship food overseas.

No, of course I wouldn't do that, not if it would create hunger in our own nation.

I want to tear those walls down.

I haven't met a small farmer who wants to be on welfare or guaranteed a profit without work, but we should take away his chains.

The family farm has preserved the values—honesty, dependability, hard work and faith—which we need to rediscover as a nation.