Gerald Ford

With all due respect to Jimmy Carter, she's my kind of peanut.

The United States traditionally, including our own independence, believes in self-determination.

I know I can be elected.

We have added 2,600,000 jobs in America.

The important issue is not today, but tomorrow.

I intend to keep the pressure on the Congress until they send me a revenue sharing bill that will do at least as good a job as the one that expires December 31.

There is no justification for my children or any Congressman's children being counted for impacted aid to help the local school district.

I have indicated that I would veto that legislation.

This country depends very significantly on the contributions that the National Guard has made and is making and will make to our national security.

I don't think we've changed the policy at all.

We have to get up to 1,200 million tons by 1985.

We have had too much mass government, too much mass business, mass labor, mass industry, mass education.

I think we're closing the gap.

Our policy in Africa is the following:

Let me tell you how acute, how serious the energy problem is.

It is my impression that Bill Kiser would have made it on his own, regardless.

This is the simple and fair thing to do.

I renew this Government's commitment to providing support for foreign allies in this fight.

I think there could be a possibility of a woman Vice President.

I really enjoyed meeting all your children this afternoon.

There must be a fair and clear law on the books to guide the campaigns.

I still think we're an underdog in Texas, but we're closing the gap.

I am also calling for a renewed commitment to a program that balances the law enforcement effort with the provisions of humane and effective treatment for drug users.

We can control drug abuse.

The American people want the finest Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines that money can buy.