I Know I Will Go To Hell,

As A Man Of The Congress, Let Me Reaffirm My Conviction That The Collective Wisdom Of Our Two Great Legislative Bodies While Not Infallible Will In The End Serve The People Faithfully And Very, Very Well.

We Have Too Long Treated The Natural World As An Adversary Rather Than As A Life-sustaining Gift From The Almighty. If Man Has The Genius To Build, Which He Has, He Must Also Have The Ability And The Responsibility To Preserve.

It's The Quality Of The Ordinary, The Straight, The Square, That Accounts For The Great Stability And Success Of Our Nation. It's A Quality To Be Proud Of. But It's A Quality That Many People Seem To Have Neglected.

I Once Told You That I Am Not A Saint, And I Hope Never To See The Day That I Cannot Admit Having Made A Mistake. So I Will Close With Another Confession. Frequently, Along The Tortuous Road Of Recent Months From This Chamber To The Presidents House, I Protested That I Was My Own Man. Now I Realize That I Was Wrong. I Am Your Man, For It Was Your Carefully Weighed Confirmation That Changed My Occupation. The Truth Is I Am The Peoples Man, For You Acted In Their Name, And I Accepted And Began My New And Solemn Trust With A Promise To Serve All The People And Do The Best That I Can For America.

Government Exists To Create And Preserve Conditions In Which People Can Translate Their Ideas Into Practical Reality. In The Best Of Times, Much Is Lost In Translation. But We Try.