I always tell people that I have so many places still to go to in the United States that I don't know when those will be so much exhausted that I will arrive at a time when I can visit other countries.
Calvin Coolidge: “I always tell people that I have so many places still to go to in the United States that I don't know when those will be…”
On the recordFebruary 7, 1929
Source
presidency.ucsb.eduEditor's note · Context
Excerpts of the President's News Conference
Share
More from Calvin Coolidge
Feb 28, 1929
So I have left the work of reporting the affairs of my administration to the experts of the press.
Feb 22, 1929
Mrs. Mary Scott Mills, widow of Mr. John S. Mills who served the Government very efficiently for fifty-one years and from 1897 in the Treasury Department, may be appointed to an appropriate classified position without reference to the…
Feb 28, 1929
You have been, I think, quite successful in interpreting the administration to the country.
Feb 20, 1929
Mrs. James E. Golladay, widow of Mr. Golladay, who served in the Interior Department for twenty-eight years preceding his death, may be appointed to an appropriate clerical position without reference to the civil service rules.





