In The Long Course Of History, Having

The American Public Has Become So Conditioned By Crises, By Warnings, By Words, That There Are Few, Other Than The Young, Who Protest Against What Is Happening.

The Legislator Is An Indispensable Guardian Of Our Freedom. It Is True That Great Executives Have Played A Powerful Role In The Development Of Civilization, But Such Leaders Appear Sporadically, By Chance. They Do Not Always Appear When They Are Most Needed. The Great Executives Have Given Inspiration And Push To The Advancement Of Human Society, But It Is The Legislator Who Has Given Stability And Continuity To That Slow And Painful Progress.

It Is Amazing How Soon One Becomes Accustomed To The Sound Of Ones Voice, When Forced To Repeat A Speech Five Or Six Times A Day. As Election Day Approaches, The Size Of The Crowds Grows; They Are More Responsive And More Interested; And One Derives A Certain Exhilaration From That Which, Only A Few Weeks Before, Was Intensely Painful. This Is One Possible Explanation Of Unlimited Debate In The Senate.

There Are Many Respects In Which America, If It Can Bring Itself To Act With The Magnanimity And The Empathy Appropriate To Its Size And Power, Can Be An Intelligent Example To The World.

Well, We Have The Leverage In The Sense That We Supply All The Wherewithal...or A Major Part Of The Wherewithal To Finance Or To Pay For Everything Israel Does. We Don't Have Any Leverage In The Sense That Israel Controls The Senate. The Senate Is At Least...a Subservient, In My Opinion, Much Too Much. We Should Be More Concerned About The United States' Interest, Rather Than Doing The Bidding Of Israel. This Is A Most Unusual Development.