I think it's a measure not of weakness, but of strength.
Jimmy Carter: “I think it's a measure not of weakness, but of strength.”
On the recordJanuary 23, 1980
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Toasts at a State Dinner During the Visit of Prime Minister Cossiga of Italy
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