Theodore Roosevelt actually said...

"It is idle to talk of our faith in the Monroe Doctrine if we are not able to make that faith evident."

"No finally satisfactory result can be expected from merely State action."

"On the other hand, we have the right to expect from the representatives of the people a peculiar care for your interests."

"I fail to see how any good American can be other than a better American when he comes here to Annapolis."