So we'll never have justice in this country, which we all would like to see, until we have full participation in the political processes for all our people.

Yes; I've always thought it would be close.

Yes; I think we'll win.

We ought not to be satisfied just to see the great changes made in the South because of these courageous leaders who preceded most of us.

I think it's important that we have the debates, too, in kind of neutral territory.

I believe that this single, simple law which could be written in one paragraph could almost transform in a beneficial way the politics of our country.

We've got a long way to go and it can't be done with a dormant, acquiescent acceptance of a change in the law.

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

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.

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

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!