Jimmy Carter

I've had, with your help, 3 1/2 years of experience.

I believe this is going to be true.

The third section of the report reaffirms the administration's commitment to the 1978 urban policy and presents an urban policy agenda for the 1980's.

I'm determined that the future of this country will be a bright one, exciting, dynamic, challenging, unifying, and that we approach that future with confidence.

Let's rededicate ourselves to this task and join the struggle for justice and human dignity.

Energy security is crucial to the well-being of every family in this country and crucial to the wellbeing of our Nation as it faces the years ahead.

We must reduce our unwarranted dependence on foreign oil.

As long as I'm President, we're going to keep the social security system sound.

This is a year of crucial decision for our country.

Inflation brought about by foreign oil purchases affects the quality of our schools, our tax burdens, our health care, and other social services.

To date, the program has attracted more than $8.6 billion in new private investment to cities which qualify as needing assistance the most.

The best weapon is the one that's never fired in combat.

I do not intend to lose California.

It's a good job, because it's the best elected office in the world.

Well, I've always been concerned about the hostages, but not because of this.

We have had an increase every year since I've been in office in national defense capability.

I intend to keep it for 5 more years.

America has never failed.

Will America have a secure future based on reliable sources of energy?

The American worker is the most productive worker on Earth.

There is no way for a President to be elected in this country without help from people like you.

It will help to decide whether we have war or peace.

The future of our Nation is at stake.

The energy problem is a clear and a present danger to our lives and also to our livelihood.

The report presents key accomplishments in the last 2 years in carrying out the objectives of the President's urban policy announced in 1978.