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 · 192319291,323 total · peak 1927 (300)
1923: 47 quotes1924: 194 quotes1925: 187 quotes1926: 244 quotes1927: 300 quotes1928: 272 quotes1929: 79 quotes
Dec 19, 1927

I don't know of any special Christmas pardons that are likely to come along.

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Dec 19, 1927

I don't want to keep getting jackknives under false pretenses.

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Dec 15, 1927

while I remain in the office of President I do not expect to make any arrangement whatever for any future kind of employment

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Dec 15, 1927

I haven't any present intention of going back on that end of Pennsylvania Avenue

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Dec 15, 1927

all reports of that kind are without any foundation and will be unless they are officially announced by me

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Dec 15, 1927

my desire to establish as soon as can be an air service between this country and the countries south of the Rio Grande

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Dec 15, 1927

I have no doubt that his going there will increase the friendly relations between the people of Mexico and the people of the United States

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Dec 12, 1927

So far as I know, they were not of a nature that encouraged the thought that further negotiation might bring about positive results, and so far as I have made inquiry of men in the Senate who were very friendly to the World Court proposal…

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Dec 12, 1927

I have referred to the State Department a suggestion that came to me that something might be secured relative to the World Court by further negotiations.

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Dec 8, 1927

I do not think the question of whether a man might be called a military man or not is one of very great importance in relation to the Governor Generalship of the Philippine Islands.

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Dec 8, 1927

I think this—that the Governor Generalship of the Philippine Islands would probably be better administered, as any civil office would be, by a man who didn't have a predominantly military type of mind.

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