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I'm Really Glad That Our Young People Missed The Depression And Missed The Great Big War. But I Do Regret That They Missed The Leaders That I Knew, Leaders Who Told Us When Things Were Tough And That We'd Have To Sacrifice, And That These Difficulties Might Last Awhile. They Didn't Tell Us Things Were Hard For Us Because We Were Different, Or Isolated, Or Special Interests. They Brought Us Together And They Gave Us A Sense Of National Purpose.

We Saw Farms Go On The Auction Block While We Bought Food From Foreign Countries. Well, That's Wrong.

The Public Does Not Like You To Mislead Or Represent Yourself To Be Something You're Not. And The Other Thing That The Public Really Does Like Is The Self-examination To Say, You Know, I'm Not Perfect. I'm Just Like You. They Don't Ask Their Public Officials To Be Perfect. They Just Ask Them To Be Smart, Truthful, Honest, And Show A Modicum Of Good Sense.

I Have An Awfully Good Life.

I Did Not Want My Tombstone To Read, 'she Kept A Really Clean House.' I Think I'd Like Them To Remember Me By Saying, 'she Opened Government To Everyone.'