Change is the process by which the future invades our lives.

I think it borders on the sacrilegious.

I am strongly opposed to the proliferation of new agencies, departments, bureaus, boards and commissions because it adds on to an already confused federal bureaucratic structure.

I would like to stop that if I am elected President.

I would do everything I could through moral persuasion and through my own actions as President to minimize a need for abortion.

I do favor the right of the Attorney General to obtain pre-merger injunction.

I think that the President himself has certainly a right, even an obligation, to express to the public displeasure or criticism of programming content.

I think abortion is wrong and I think that government ought not ever do anything to encourage abortion.

I would like to be known as the foremost protector of consumers.

I would not approve of [the use of Medicaid funds for abortion] at all.

I have been deeply hurt, as have many other Americans in the last few years, with the deterioration and the quality of our governmental processes.

Regulatory agencies will, indeed, be tribunes for the people.