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Capital, And The Question Of Who Owns It And Therefore Reaps The Benefit Of Its Productiveness, Is An Extremely Important Issue That Is Complementary To The Issue Of Full Employment... I See These As Twin Pillars Of Our Economy: Full Employment Of Our Labor Resources And Widespread Ownership Of Our Capital Resources. Such Twin Pillars Would Go A Long Way In Providing A Firm Underlying Support For Future Economic Growth That Would Be Equitably Shared.

The Gap Between The Rich And The Poor Is The Most Dangerous Threat To World Peace We Have.

If I Believe In Something, I Will Fight For It With All I Have. But I Do Not Demand All Or Nothing. I Would Rather Get Something Than Nothing. Professional Liberals Want The Fiery Debate. They Glory In Defeat. The Hardest Job For A Politician Today Is To Have The Courage To Be A Moderate. It's Easy To Take An Extreme Position.

Profit And Morality Are A Hard Combination To Beat.

Fortunately, The Time Has Long Passed When People Liked To Regard The United States As Some Kind Of Melting Pot, Taking Men And Women From Every Part Of The World And Converting Them Into Standardized, Homogenized Americans. We Are, I Think, Much More Mature And Wise Today. Just As We Welcome A World Of Diversity, So We Glory In An America Of Diversity -- An America All The Richer For The Many Different And Distinctive Strands Of Which It Is Woven.