We Believe In A Government Strong Enough

Decide Exactly What You Want To Achieve. Do You Want To Help People, Or Do You Want To Be Powerful?

The Problems Of A Retired Schoolteacher In Duluth Are Our Problems. That The Future Of The Child In Buffalo Is Our Future. That The Struggle Of A Disabled Man In Boston To Survive And Live Decently Is Our Struggle. That The Hunger Of A Woman In Little Rock Is Our Hunger. That The Failure Anywhere To Provide What Reasonably We Might To Avoid Pain Is Our Failure.

I Think It's Already Apparent That A Good Part Of This Nation Understands - If Only Instinctively - That Anything Which Seems To Suggest That God Favors A Political Party Or The Establishment Of A State Church, Is Wrong And Dangerous.

There Are Some Who Ask Us To Believe That If We Want The Best Of Times For Ourselves, The Fit And The Fortunate, Then We'll Just Have To Learn To Live With The Worst Of Times For Millions Of Other Americans - That We're Doomed To Be A Nation Of The Lucky And The Left-out. I Don't Believe It. My Mother Didn't Believe It. Your Ancestors Didn't Believe It. And I Don't Think You Should Believe It.

There Are Only Two Rules For Being Successful. One, Figure Out Exactly What You Want To Do, And Two, Do It.