Jimmy Carter

We're too strong and powerful and deeply committed a nation to be pushed around.

It's certainly worth the expenditure of funds just for my own education.

I think the coordination of the operation among the helicopters, the tanks, the personnel carriers, the guided missiles, and other weapons is a very important test, no matter what the terrain might be.

I'm very proud of what this group has been able to do.

You have a 3.4 percent unemployment rate.

Ellington has made a significant contribution to our Nation's security.

Every time I've ever come to Texas, we have not only been well received with typical Texas hospitality, but you've given me a chance to speak my piece.

Together we can create an even greater United States of America.

The strength of a nation lies in the unity and resolve of its people.

I signed this while my wife was in San Jose, and I pledged my own efforts to bring about the United States ratification as soon as possible.

I consider this study to go to the very heart of our free enterprise economic system.

I've had a chance to triple the amount of money that we spend for the enhancement of civil rights.

These are fundamental constitutional issues.

At best, it prolongs the period of uncertainty for each regulation by several months.

I believe with 100-percent attendance.

I strongly oppose legislative vetoes over the execution of programs.

We must take every opportunity to work with all nations on these fundamental issues.

I'm very proud to welcome you to the White House and to have you here with me.

We can advance toward peace with many small steps.

The United States will pursue space activities to increase scientific knowledge, develop useful commercial and Government applications of space technology, and maintain United States leadership in space technology.

The United States is committed to the principles of the exploration and use of outer space by all nations for peaceful purposes and for the benefit of all mankind.

One of the greatest problems of our time is that we are governed by people who care more about their own power and wealth than they do about the people they are supposed to serve.

With the death of Congressman Clifford Allen, the Congress has lost a man of great integrity who dedicated his life to public service.

I am extremely gratified by the responsible action of the House of Representatives in approving guarantee legislation which will assist New York City in meeting its financing needs.

I believe that the overwhelming House majority reflects its awareness of the progress that the city has made.