Jimmy Carter

I'm determined to work toward a balanced budget as rapidly as possible.

Strength also comes from being a clean nation, a decent nation, a truthful nation.

I recommend that the Senate give prompt consideration to the Convention, and advise and consent to its ratification.

I understand from your letter that Knesset approval to withdraw all Israeli settlers from Sinai according to a timetable within the period specified for the implementation of the peace treaty is a prerequisite to any negotiations on a…

An act to provide for the extension of certain Federal benefits, services, and assistance to the Pascua Yaqui Indians of Arizona.

We cut it down to the fifties of billions of dollars.

The South is the only part of the United States that really knows what it means to suffer the tortures of the aftermath of a war.

I think the entire government structure will benefit.

I'm very interested in this race in South Carolina and seeing Pug win.

I am transmitting a copy of that letter to Prime Minister Begin for his information.

I think we need a department of education.

I'm interested in a lot of races in this country, but there is no political campaign in the United States in which I am more deeply and personally interested than to see a victory won by Pug Ravenel in November.

I think that's one of the best introductions I ever had.

I think the sale of defensive arms... have not hurt the prospect for exports.

You can depend on that, if I can depend on you.

Together, you and I, we can have them in our country in the future.

A joint resolution designating April 28 and 29 of 1979 as 'Days of Remembrance of Victims of the Holocaust'.

I'm very proud of you, and I thank you for giving me your confidence to serve as President.

This is a great stride forward.

The biggest cancer that was growing that threatened to destroy our relationship with all the nations to the south was the Panama Canal treaties.

We've had a net increase of 6 million jobs in the country since I've been in office.

I have received your letter of September 17, 1978, describing how you intend to place the question of the future of Israeli settlements in Sinai before the Knesset for its decision.

We've encouraged our own industrial leaders to explore opportunities for investment in other countries.

I believe in balanced budgets.

That kind of rounds out the things that I wanted to discuss.