Jimmy Carter

I never have and I never will.

The choice is not a matter of personalities or intentions, it's a matter of consequences.

We're a nation whose military strength is second to none, and that means that it's possible for us to stay at peace.

Our country has been a nation of immigrants, a nation of refugees.

We can no longer afford to add untreated wastes to the environment.

Columbus Day is a symbol of the debt our Nation owes to Italian-Americans.

I don't need to say it. You say it.

The most valuable resource we have of all is the land that God gave us.

We'll have a better life for ourselves.

I'm very proud of what we have done, but I'm especially proud of the people of Illinois.

The United States opposes and I oppose any PLO state.

I don't claim that we've never made mistakes.

We will produce more coal in 1980 than has ever before been produced in the United States of America.

I want to see Saudi Arabian oil replaced as a treasure.

Israel can count on that kind of backing from us now and always.

The choice before this country on November 4th is not just between me and Governor Reagan.

I'm especially concerned about the human impact of these problems.

I have faith in America.

Innovation and the search for solutions are part of the American character.

We recognize the extent of our dependence on our fellow citizens who gather and report the news.

I have signed S. 2475, the Automobile Fuel Efficiency Act of 1980.

May it be a perpetual reminder of Dr. King's great work and inspire people everywhere to strive for the realization of his dream of equal rights and equal opportunity for all.

This act is important to increasing our Nation's security at home and abroad.

I have proposed a 40-percent increase in depreciation allowances to give the industry the tax incentives that it needs to retool.

I urge all Americans to join me in this traditional salute to those who deliver newspapers in cities and towns across our country.