Jimmy Carter

I have always been proud that I attended Georgia Tech.

We will stand by our friends.

Our own freedom has been dearly purchased even by the lives of some who have helped to serve for us and with us.

I believe the people of this country are ready to build a new foundation for the 1980's.

You don't know how nice it is to see a picture of yourself that's not 80 percent teeth.

It’s still a world of danger, a world in which democracy and freedom are still challenged.

The challenge for us today is to put aside temporary gratifications for the sake of the long-term public good.

The importance of this task is hard to overemphasize.

Today’s world is vital to match the pursuit of ideals with the responsible use of force and of power.

I bear on my shoulders great and sobering responsibilities.

Iran is a proud nation with a long history—more than 2,000 years—of struggle to establish and to guarantee its own freedom.

I'm honored to come back to you.

We do not oppose change.

The stakes in SALT are too high to rely on trust.

We help to sustain a world trading and monetary system that has brought greater prosperity to more of the world's people than ever before in history.

I'm determined to bring inflation under control.

The grief of our Nation can be expressed by me as President.

We are ready to help you in every way possible to share your loss.

This is indeed a sad and painful moment for the United States of America.

We've come here to express our outrage at the senseless terrorism among those who pay inadequate value to human life.

We must work together as neighbors and as associates within the system of international trade.

The relationship between our two countries is one of the most complex and one of the most intimate in all the world.

I have come to Mexico to listen.

I agree that we must not go down the path of arrogance or the path of submission.

We must not go down the path of arrogance or the path of submission.