That's right, we'll both be very careful about spending money.

Under none of those four circumstances would I have imposed an embargo.

I don't believe there's any farmer in the United States that would want or expect any leader to create a direct hunger in this country with a total crop failure and still ship food overseas.

I think that in the last 3 years when the embargoes have been imposed... there was an emergency.

No, of course I wouldn't do that, not if it would create hunger in our own nation.

But I prefer to go on from my farm to the White House and stop embargoes once and for all!

Our people respect the American farmer.

The family farm has preserved the values—honesty, dependability, hard work and faith—which we need to rediscover as a nation.

Farmers are the first and foremost environmentalists.

I say it's time to take down the wall.

I haven't met a small farmer who wants to be on welfare or guaranteed a profit without work, but we should take away his chains.

I believe that the best government is the one closest to the people.

That's not much to ask.

I want to tear those walls down.

Nobody who's spent as much time on a farm as I have wants the government to manage our farms.

Sports competition has real value in life.

The leadership has got to come from the White House.

I would never again see our country become militarily involved in the internal affairs of another country unless our own security was directly threatened.

The Vietnam veterans are our nation's greatest unsung heroes.

I don't intend to lose the nomination.

Under Nixon, who was a relatively strong President, the Congress cut back his budgets $20 billion.

The distribution of health care is grossly unfair, inequitable and the emphasis on prevention of diseases is much less than it was 40 or 45 years ago.

International terrorism must be stopped once and for all!

I want to talk to you about some tough decisions.

I see no reason why government should not be honest when the American people are honest.