With A Nation, As With A Boxer,

I Doubt Very Much If A Man Whose Main Literary Interests Were In Works By Mr. Zane Grey, Admirable As They May Be, Is Particularly Equipped To Be The Chief Executive Of This Country, Particularly Where Indian Affairs Are Concerned.

[president Truman] Was Free Of The Greatest Vice In A Leader, His Ego Never Came Between Him And His Job.

I Will Undoubtedly Have To Seek What Is Happily Known As Gainful Employment, Which I Am Glad To Say Does Not Describe Holding Public Office.

The Limitations Imposed By Democratic Political Practices Makes It Difficult To Conduct Our Foreign Affairs In The National Interest.

You Can't Argue With A River, It Isgoing To Flow.you Can Dam It Up?put It To Useful Purposes?deflect It, But You Can't Argue With It.