There Are Few Things More

It's A Little Leaguers Game That Major Leaguers Play Extraordinarily Well, A Game That Excites Us Throughout Adulthood. The Crack Of The Bat And The Scent Of The Horsehide On Leather Bring Back Our Own Memories That Have Been Washed Away With The Sweat And Tears Of Summers Long Gone...even As The Setting Sun Pushes The Shadows Past Home Plate.

The American People Need No Course In Philosophy Or Political Science Or Church History To Know That God Should Not Be Made Into A Celestial Party Chairman. To Most Of Us, The Manipulative Invoking Of Religion To Advance A Politician Or A Party Is Frightening And Divisive. The American People Will Tolerate Religious Leaders Taking Positions For Or Against Candidates.

I Talk And Talk And Talk, And I Haven't Taught People In 50 Years What My Father Taught By Example In One Week.

Democracy Is Not Meant To Be Efficient, It Is Meant To Be Fair.

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.