Power ... Is Not An End In

Democracy Not Only Requires Equality But Also An Unshakable Conviction In The Value Of Each Person, Who Is Then Equal

I Think That Ronald Reagan Wanted To Hear Other People's Views, And He Always Listened Carefully, And From Time To Time He Changed His Own Mind About A Position. And Especially He Took Pains To Listen Carefully To Foreign Leaders With Whom He Was Dealing.

I Think That It's Always Appropriate For Americans And For American Foreign Policy To Make Clear Why We Feel That Self-government Is Most Compatible With Peace, The Well-being Of People, And Human Dignity

Democrats Can't Get Elected Unless Things Get Worse-and Things Won't Get Worse Unless They Get Elected.

Truth, Which Is Important To A Scholar, Has To Be Concrete. And There Is Nothing More Concrete Than Dealing With Babies, Burps And Bottles, Frogs And Mud.