Theodore Roosevelt actually said...

"No one can too strongly insist upon the elementary fact that you cannot build the superstructure of public virtue save on private virtue."

"The business of finding a scapegoat to send loose into the wilderness is neither honorable nor dignified for a self-respecting people to be engaged in."

"We won at Manila because the shipbuilders of the country, including those here at San Francisco, under the wise provisions of Congress, had for fifteen years before been preparing the navy."

"We have a right to expect from the college bred man, the college bred woman, a proper sense of proportion, a proper sense of perspective."