I like the North Carolina approach.

I believe in this country.

I never think about it, because in the first place, I have a lot of faith in the American people.

A self-governing republic requires responsible citizens.

We are on the road to recovery and prosperity in America, and we are picking up speed every day.

I am convinced that our Nuclear Regulatory Agency are doing everything possible to increase the safety.

I do not believe in the decriminalization of marijuana, period.

We have not promised more than we can deliver, and we have delivered everything that we promised.

I pledged that I would never transfer serious problems from the Federal Government to State governments or to local governments without regard for human needs or fiscal realities.

The job opportunities for graduates in 1976 from colleges will be far greater than the job opportunities that existed in June of 1975.

I can say without qualification the patriotism, the dedication, and the willpower of the Thirteen Original States still burns brightly throughout the Old North State.

I will do all that I can to see that government regulations and redtape do not enslave free enterprise and personal freedom in America.

North Carolina provides us with a showcase of progress.

Secretary Kissinger has done a fine job.

Americans dared to challenge the oppression of a distant and unresponsive government that tried to govern without the consent of the governed.

I am likewise determined to cooperate with North Carolina to move the decision-making process back to the people here in North Carolina and in the other 49 States.

Our challenge, yours and mine, is to foster new courage and realism at home.

Ford's got a better idea.