We decided that we weren't going to panic.

We can avoid this holocaust, and we will avoid it if we keep America strong, not strong for the sake of war, but strong for the sake of peace.

I know what the Lion's International stands for.

The United States of America is unsurpassed in military capability, and we are going to keep it that way.

We vetoed 47 of them and 39 of them have been sustained.

The evidence strongly suggests that we are on the right course.

It's great to be back in Amarillo.

If you think you can do something, and if you work at it, you can accomplish it.

I had no longer been President than 30 days or more when we were capitulated into the worst economic recession that this country has had in 40 years.

We have saved the taxpayers $13 billion.

More than a shrine to Texas valor, the Alamo is a monument to human freedom.

I want them to do it on their own, and I just think any comment on this situation ought to come from former Governor Connally.

Everything that is supposed to be going up is going up.

In global terms, America must never give away such an advantage to any potential enemy, and we never will.

I am optimistic, but I don't think there is any specific comment I can make at this time.

The Department of Defense, working through the Air Force, will make a maximum effort to try to find jobs either in the military or civilian community.

The United States of America is number one.

It is the duty of every one of us to ensure that we have something worth defending in America.

The foster grandparents children is one of the outstanding programs.

The trend has changed.

Listen to a fellow like John Tower, he knows what he is talking about.

We are on the right road.

Isn't it better to have more warheads than missiles?

I think it would have a seriously adverse impact on the justification and the reason for NATO.

Congress, in the 1975 fiscal year budget for the Defense Department, imposed a 26,000 cut in civilian employment across the military installations.