Don't Get Mad, Get Even.

About One Month Before He Was Killed, When Asked By David Frost How His Obituary Should Read: Something About The Fact That I Made Some Contribution To Either My Country, Or Those Who Were Less Well Off. I Think Back To What Camus Wrote About The Fact That Perhaps This World Is A World In Which Children Suffer, But We Can Lessen The Number Of Suffering Children, And If You Do Not Do This, Then Who Will Do This? I'd Like To Feel That I'd Done Something To Lessen That Suffering.

I Think We Can End The Divisions Within The United States. What I Think Is Quite Clear Is That We Can Work Together In The Last Analysis. And That What Has Been Going On With The United States Over The Period Of That Last Three Years, The Divisions, The Violence, The Disenchantment With Our Society, The Divisions - Whether It's Between Blacks And Whites, Between The Poor And The More Affluent, Or Between Age Groups, Or In The War In Vietnam - That We Can Work Together. We Are A Great Country, An Unselfish Country And A Compassionate Country. And I Intend To Make That My Basis For Running.

In Massachusetts They [democratic Politicians] Steal, In California They Feud, And In New York They Lie.

Each Time A Man Stands Up For An Ideal Or Acts To Improve The Lot Of Others Or Strikes Out Against Injustice, He Sends Forth A Tiny Ripple Of Hope.

We Can Master Change Not Though Force Or Fear, But Only Though The Free Work Of An Understanding Mind, Though An Openness To New Knowledge And Fresh Outlooks, Which Can Only Strengthen The Most Fragile And Most Powerful Of Human Gifts: The Gift Of Reason.