Never Say Anything That, Down Inside, You

I'm Fed Up To The Ears With Old Men Dreaming Up Wars For Young Men To Die In.

I Firmly Believed Throughout 1971 That The Major Hurdle To Winning The Presidency Was Winning The Democratic Nomination. I Believed That Any Reasonable Democrat Would Defeat President Nixon. I Now Think That No One Could Have Defeated Him In 1972.

I'm Constantly Meeting People Who Said That They Cast Their First Vote For Me, Or That They Cut Their Eye Teeth On The 1972 Campaign, Or That They Didn't Vote For Me But Admire My Positions.

I Wish I Had Known More Firsthand About The Concerns And Problems Of American Businesspeople While I Was A U.s. Senator And Later A Presidential Nominee.

When I Was Small, My Most Serious Handicap Was A Painful Bashfulness In The Presence Of Strangers.