Richard Nixon

Richard Nixon

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Portrait of Richard Nixon Richard Nixon,  Farewell Address (1974)

“ But I want you know that each and everyone of you, I know, is indispensable to this Government. I am proud of this Cabinet. I am proud of all the members who have served in our Cabinet. I am proud of our sub-cabinet. I am proud of our White House staff. As I pointed out last night, sure we have done some things wrong in this Administration, and the top man always takes the responsibility, and I have never ducked it. But I want to say one thing: We can be proud of it — 5 1/2 years. No man or no woman came into this administration and left it with more of this world's goods than when he came in. ”
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Portrait of Richard Nixon Richard Nixon,  Farewell Address (1974)

“ None ever knew her who did not love and revere her for her bright and sunny temper and her saintly unselfishness. Fair, pure and joyous as a maiden, loving, tender and happy as a young wife. When she had just become a mother, when her life seemed to be just begun and when the years seemed so bright before her, then by a strange and terrible fare death came to her. And when my heart's dearest died, the light went from my life forever. ”
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Portrait of Richard Nixon Richard Nixon,  Farewell Address (1974)

“ I just met with the members of the White House staff, you know, those who serve here in the White House day in and day out, and I asked them to do what I ask all of you to do to the extent that you can and, of course, are requested to do so: to serve our next President as you have served me and previous Presidents — because many of you have been here for many years — with devotion and dedication, because this office, great as it is, can only be as great as the men and women who work for and with the President. ”
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