Our Dreams Must Be Stronger Than Our

I Hear That Melting Pot Stuff A Lot, And All I Can Say Is That We Haven't Melted.

When I Was A Boy We Were Poor And We Had To Make Do With What We Had. So My Grandma Used To Make Us Quits That We Used For Blankets. She Couldn't Afford To Go To The Store And Buy A Blanket -- So She'd Take Scraps Of Cloth And Sew Them Together. There'd Be Different Colors And Different Patterns And Different Types Of Cloth -- But They All Went Together To Make That Big Quilt To Keep Us Warm.

I Know How To Run A Nationally Paced Campaign.

I Came To The Conclusion That In Order To End Racial Barriers, I Needed To Run For The Office Of The President And Put Forth An Agenda Of Social Justice And World Peace. In Addition, I Concluded That Someone Needed To Run And Challenge The Liberal Orthodoxy.

When We Do In Grenada What The Soviet Union Did In Czechoslovakia And Afghanistan, We Lose Moral Authority And Credibility.