I would find it inexcusable if this legislation were to die as a result of delay and procrastination.
Gerald Ford: “I would find it inexcusable if this legislation were to die as a result of delay and procrastination.”
On the recordDecember 2, 1974
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Remarks to the American Conference on Trade
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