Gerald Ford

Without equivocation, I intend to win.

It is my judgment that this trend could destroy the fundamental free enterprise character of this country.

If you don't like my program, show me a better one.

Our first and most urgent task is to work together to restore the full trust of our fellow Americans.

I intend to seek the nomination of the Republican Party as its candidate for President in 1976.

We must discard the attitude of exclusiveness that has kept the Republican Party's door closed too often.

Transportation accounts for over 50 percent of our total petroleum use.

Strict enforcement of the 55-mile-per-hour limit is absolutely essential.

If we don't give the aid, there is no hope.

If we abandon our allies, we will be saying to all the world that war pays.

We will support any negotiations...

I do not believe it is the proper role of this Government to ask the head of another state to resign.

We cannot and must not permit persons to be locked into jobs not commensurate with their potential.

Our Nation's strength is based upon the concept of equal opportunity for all our citizens.

I do not think it will be any more difficult to get the programs through.

I think the stakes are very, very high when you involve the innocent people who are being killed in Cambodia.

No one should think for a moment that we can walk away from that without a deep sense of shame.

I believe there is a growing concern...

I think it can be done in 1976.

Equal employment opportunity doesn't just happen; it comes about because managers make it happen.

I urge you to provide strong leadership in your own organization.

I want equal opportunity to be reflected in every aspect of Federal employment.

I am really looking forward to seeing the program tonight.

I think it has a way of making people a little stronger and a little better.

I know what my views are and my hopes and expectations are.