Decision-making

That was cleared with me.

No, I haven't. I will announce it just as soon as I do find one.

As soon as it can be worked out.

I have the matter under consideration.

Well, I can't answer that question until I find out what the Congress is going to do.

I have given very careful consideration to the response contained herein.

I will answer that question when the bill comes before me.

Let's wait and see how the thing works out, then the question will answer itself as we go along.

It has been under consideration for some time.

Nobody that studies it and thinks that they can, after studying it for a week, come to an intelligent conclusion, ought to be in St. Elizabeth's.

I think it should be done.

All other activities must be considered secondary.

I deem it of equal importance to take other and simultaneous steps without waiting for a later meeting of the Congress.

I must, of course, accept your wish in the matter.

Yes, in 10 or 15 minutes.

I haven’t anybody in mind whatever. I have got to look around and find somebody.

I think I will stay here and work--not go anywhere.

The Commission will determine that. I cannot forecast how they will do their work.