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Having A Disability Changes Your Whole Life, Not Just Your Attitude.

I Think One Of Life's Great Milestones Is When A Person Can Look Back And Be Almost As Thankful For The Setbacks As For The Victories.

President Ronald Reagan On His 1980 Opponent: "i Had A Dream The Other Night. I Dreamed That Jimmy Carter Came To Me And Asked Why I Wanted His Job. I Told Him I Didn't Want His Job. I Want To Be President."

Yet When The Blood Of The Sons Of Immigrants And The Grandsons Of Slaves Fell On Foreign Fields, It Was American Blood. In It You Could Not Read The Ethnic Particulars Of The Soldier Who Died Next To You. He Was An American. And When I Think Of How We Learned This Lesson, I Wonder How We Could Have Unlearned It.

I Think The Voters Believe That When You Become President Of The United States, You Have A Higher Obligation And A Higher Standard Than Anybody In The World. And If You Violate That Standard, They're Going To Remember It On Election Day.