We must have a partnership—between a government which knows its limits, a private sector which is encouraged to do the right things, and the people.

As in 1932 and 1960, the choice before our people is clear.

Strong neighborhoods and families can help the government use its money efficiently, for a change.

We must not lower our standards to accept high inflation, high unemployment, and huge deficits as a normal circumstance.

People know each other.

Warm Springs is a place of history, of healing and of leadership.

People should control government, and not the other way around.

No government that cared about neighborhoods would stack the tax deck against them.

We need a national law against red-lining, and federal regulatory officials who understand that banks are chartered to serve their communities.

Neighborhoods and families are the living fiber that holds our society together.

I will try to be a good candidate and, if elected, a worthy leader of our great country.

The only way we will ever put the government back in its place is to restore the family and the neighborhood to their proper places.