The Measure Of A Civilization Is How

History Teaches Us That The Great Revolutions Aren't Started By People Who Are Utterly Down And Out, Without Hope And Vision. They Take Place When People Begin To Live A Little Better - And When They See How Much Yet Remains To Be Achieved.

I Am Not Here To Judge Whether People Are Locked In Poverty Because Of Themselves Or Because Of The Society In Which They Live. All I Know Is That They Are There And We Are Trying To Do Something About It.

More Progress Results From The Violent Execution Of An Imperfect Plan Than The Perfection Of A Plan To Violently Execute.

There Is In Every American, I Think, Something Of The Old Daniel Boone - Who, When He Could See The Smoke From Another Chimney, Felt Himself Too Crowded And Moved Further Out Into The Wilderness.

My Favorite Sandwich Is Peanut Butter, Baloney, Cheddar Cheese, Lettuce, And Mayonnaise On Toasted Bread With Catsup On The Side.