Gerald Ford

We are going to win the battle against inflation, and we are going to have a strong, burgeoning economy so all of us will be better off.

We want to keep this country rolling, not parked on a dead-end street.

We are not going to let subsidized foreign dairy imports destroy the American dairy farmers' domestic market.

Dick has got a tough fight on his hands.

Everything is up-to-date in Kansas City.

I promise a fair return, a fully fair and adequate return to the farmers of America.

I am vigorously opposed to any additional Federal tax on gasoline, and I will fight it as hard as I possibly can.

There is nothing in America really like the sanctity of the voting booth.

I had a suspicion that I wouldn't be among enemies, I would be among friendly Americans.

I have just an unbelievable faith in the people of South Dakota, as I do the people all over America.

Hoosiers have never backed away from anything.

Americans don't like dictatorships. They like a system of checks and balances.

Don't elect a veto-proof Congress.

I am opposed to a gas tax; and, I know the Congress won't pass one.

I don't happen to agree with that forecast.

It is a great privilege and a very high honor to have an opportunity of participating in this wonderful convention.

I need help from young Americans all over this great land.

I think this is historic legislation.

Farmers are the frontline soldiers.

This wise and responsive action will serve the cause of peace on Cyprus while maintaining the strength of our vital security relationships in the Eastern Mediterranean.

It is legislation for the times.

Only you can stop inflation.

I ask Congress for prompt action to provide continued funding without encumbering restrictions for the operation of several departments and agencies.

America is arousing itself, as it always does in time of great challenge.

I don't see anyone in this auditorium, not one, wearing a button that says 'lose.'