Political Quotes

Calvin Coolidge

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Calvin Coolidge was the 30th President of the United States, serving from 1923 to 1929. A member of the Republican Party, he was known for his quiet demeanor and strong support for business and limited government. Coolidge's presidency is often associated with the economic prosperity of the Roaring Twenties, and he famously advocated for a hands-off approach to the economy, believing that government should interfere as little as possible in the lives of citizens and businesses.

Quotes by year · 1923–19291,319 total · peak 1927 (300)
1923: 46 quotes1924: 193 quotes1925: 186 quotes1926: 243 quotes1927: 300 quotes1928: 272 quotes1929: 79 quotes
Mar 4, 1927

One-fourth of our soil is better suited to timber-growing than anything else.

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Mar 4, 1927

It is not enough that the Federal and State governments have joined hands with the landowner in the first step toward forest rehabilitation, protection against fire.

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Mar 4, 1927

Consider what blessings the use of this land for intensive forest culture would bring to our country.

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Mar 4, 1927

I do earnestly urge that during that week the thought of all citizens be directed to the need of preventing forest fires and to the measures necessary for the preservation and wise use of our forests.

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Feb 28, 1927

Each recommendation for the award of the decoration will show, in case of the person who is being recommended, the exact status of that person at the time he displayed the heroism or extraordinary achievement upon which the recommendation…

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Feb 28, 1927

The initial recommendation for the award of the decoration may be made by any officer having information of the facts.

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Feb 28, 1927

I don't know whether it would be feasible to secure any agreement with Japan and Great Britain.

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Feb 28, 1927

A recommendation must be based upon the statement of a person who has personal knowledge concerning the act of heroism or extraordinary achievement or who was an eye-witness thereto, preferably the immediate commander.

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Feb 28, 1927

For the purpose of carrying into effect the provisions of Section 12 of the Act of Congress approved July 2, 1926, relative to the authorization of a distinguished flying cross, the following rules and regulations pertaining to the award…

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Feb 28, 1927

It might be that some progress could be made by a three-power agreement.

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Feb 28, 1927

When a recommendation is supported by an official record that fact will be stated, and there will be included in the recommendation such information as will enable a prompt and certain identification of such record.

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Feb 21, 1927

In wisdom of action, in purity of character, he stands alone.

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Feb 21, 1927

Let us united, in imploring the Supreme Ruler of nations, to spread His holy protection over these United States.

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Feb 21, 1927

In proportion as the structure of a government gives force to public opinion, it is essential that public opinion should be enlightened.

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Feb 21, 1927

Of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are indispensable supports.

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Feb 9, 1927

Ratios for capital ships and aircraft carriers were established by that treaty which would not be affected in any way by an agreement covering other classes of ships.

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Feb 9, 1927

The conviction that the competitive augmentation of national armaments has been one of the principal causes of international suspicion and ill will, leading to war, is firmly held by the American Government and people.

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Feb 9, 1927

The problem of the limitation of naval armament, while not regional in character or susceptible of regional treatment, has been successfully treated, in part, by an agreement among the five leading naval powers, and, in my opinion, can be…

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Feb 9, 1927

The American Government is most anxious that concrete results in the limitation of armament may be achieved.

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Feb 9, 1927

Our delegates at Geneva have consistently expressed the view that under conditions as they exist in the world to-day the problems of land and air armaments are most susceptible of solution by regional agreements covering regions within…

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Feb 9, 1927

It is my intention that the American representatives at Geneva should continue to discuss with the representatives of the other nations there the program for a general limitation of armaments conference.

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Feb 9, 1927

The moment seems particularly opportune to try to secure further limitation of armament in accordance with the expressed will of the Congress.

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Feb 9, 1927

It has been the hope of the American Government, constantly expressed by the Congress since the Washington Conference, that a favorable opportunity might present itself to complete the work begun here by the conclusion of further…

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Feb 9, 1927

For more than six months, representatives of a score or more of nations have examined from all points of view the problem of the reduction and limitation of armaments.

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