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The Ordinary American Voter Does Not Object To Mediocrity. He Likes His Candidate To Be Sensible, Vigorous, And, Above All, What He Calls 'magnetic,' And Does Not Value, Because He Sees No Need For, Originality Or Profundity, A Fine Culture Or A Wide Knowledge.

Our Country Is Not The Only Thing To Which We Owe Our Allegiance. It Is Also Owed To Justice And To Humanity.

No Government Demands So Much From The Citizens As Democracy And None Gives Back So Much.

The Worth Of A Book Is To Be Measured By What You Can Carry Away From It.

An Eminent American Is Reported To Have Said To Friends Who Wished To Put Him Forward, 'gentlemen, Let There Be No Mistake. I Should Make A Good President, But A Very Bad Candidate.