Gerald Ford

I won't let you down, I promise you faithfully, for the next 5 years.

You should never be embarrassed to say anywhere on the face of this Earth, 'I am an American homemaker, and I am proud of it.'

I like the job of being President, because I like the challenges that come across that desk every day.

I am very, very proud to be an American.

There is no reason whatsoever that we should change or alter our course, because we have been right.

I believe we should strike a new balance between Government responsibility and private initiative.

I congratulate you not only for your State's historic courage but for the modern North Carolina lifestyle.

We are going to hold down the cost of living--let's be practical--by holding down the cost of government.

The increase in the cost of living was the lowest in 4 years.

Things are really looking up for the United States of America.

I have always responded to challenges, and every working day is a better day.

I really don't care, because our campaign is predicated on going to Kansas City and getting the nomination.

I wouldn't let you down and, boy, you haven't let me down.

There is no person in Washington who knows all the answers.

I think we have momentum on our own.

I know that you sacrificed a lot, but I just have the feeling that you are not going to let me down on Tuesday.

Homemaking is good for America.

I have voiced strong opposition to the reestablishment of a special office for drug abuse in the White House.

By building the American home, you are building America.

I do not intend to seek appropriations for the new Office of Drug Abuse Policy created by the bill.

I HAVE signed into law S. 2017, amending the Drug Abuse Office and Treatment Act of 1972.

I stand here tonight and say I am proud of our great country.

I thoroughly agree with the position of the Congress on the importance of a well-coordinated Federal drug abuse program.

The negotiations are going on.

I think we are on the right track.