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I Firmly Believed Throughout 1971 That The Major Hurdle To Winning The Presidency Was Winning The Democratic Nomination. I Believed That Any Reasonable Democrat Would Defeat President Nixon. I Now Think That No One Could Have Defeated Him In 1972.

I Was Tired. I Hadn't Slept Eight Hours In Two, Three Years. I Lived On Four, Five Hours Of Sleep. You Can Do It During A Campaign Because Thousands Are Screaming For You. You're Getting Adrenaline Shots Each Day. Then The Campaign Ends, And There Are No More Shots.

Everyone Is Exposed To Economic Risks Of Some Kind.

My Father Was A Clergyman And Always Said: 'hate The Sin But Love The Sinner.'

I Would Not Plan To Base My Campaign Primarily On Opposition To The War In The Persian Gulf.