I think there are a lot of Senators that would not have been willing, particularly with aspirations to be President, to handle the CIA question.

I had no other way to get to know them.

It has been a very constructive thing for me.

I have a great admiration for him, and I also have observed very carefully, when he and I met on the campaign trail, that he often beat me.

I personally think that the oversight committee of Congress ought to be a joint committee.

I do not think there is any contrast or supplementation to cause a difference of attitude toward basic political philosophy or stands on the politician spectrum.

I think that in my opinion, if I were still the Governor of Georgia, and I was invited to meet with a potential Presidential nominee as a prospective Vice President, I would consider it as an honor and not as an insult.

I think collection of information ought to be the primary role of the CIA.

I would want to be personally responsible to the American people as President for the proper performance of the intelligence-gathering network of our nation.

It will be a personal decision of mine.

It is undoubtedly the most important decision that I shall make this year, perhaps one of the most important of my whole life.

I would like to remove them from the welfare system altogether; place them under the responsibility of the Labor Department.