Presidential Pride:Top 10 Quotes from Presidents Who Transformed,Changed, and Inspired the World.

Greg Sarangoulis, Founder & Owner of GMI First, Inc.

Greg Sarangoulis

“So, first of all, let me assert myfirm belief that the only thingwe have to fear is fear itself –nameless, unreasoning,unjustified terror whichparalyzes needed efforts toconvert retreat into advance. Inevery dark hour of our nationallife a leadership of franknessand vigor has met with thatunderstanding and support ofthe people themselves whichis essential to victory. ”

Franklin D. Roosevelt

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“I would ratherbelong to a poornation that was freethan to a rich nationthat had ceased tobe in love withliberty.”

Woodrow Wilson

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“To waste, to destroy, ournatural resources, to skinand exhaust the landinstead of using it so as toincrease its usefulness,will result in underminingin the days of our childrenthe very prosperity whichwe ought by right to handdown to them amplifiedand developed.”

Theodore Roosevelt

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We all declare for liberty; but inusing the same word we do not allmean the same thing. With somethe word liberty may mean for eachman to do as he pleases withhimself, and the product of hislabor; while with others, the sameword may mean for some men todo as they please with other men,and the product of other men’slabor. Here are two, not onlydifferent, but incompatible things,called by the same name — liberty.And it follows that each of thethings is, by the respective parties,called by two different andincompatible names — liberty andtyranny.”

Abraham Lincoln

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"Peace is the best timefor improvement andpreparation of everykind; it is in peace thatour commerceflourishes most, thattaxes are most easilypaid, and that therevenue is mostproductive.”

James Monroe

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“In a nation that was proud of hardwork, strong families, close-knitcommunities, and our faith in God,too many of us now tend toworship self-indulgence andconsumption. Human identity is nolonger defined by what one does,but by what one owns. But we’vediscovered that owning things andconsuming things does not satisfyour longing for meaning. We’velearned that piling up materialgoods cannot fill the emptiness oflives which have no confidence orpurpose."

Jimmy Carter

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“The consequencesarising from thecontinual accumulationof public debts in othercountries ought toadmonish us to becareful to prevent theirgrowth in our own.”

John Adams

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“Being a politicianis a poorprofession. Beinga public servantis a noble one.”

Herbert Hoover

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“I pity the man whowants a coat so cheapthat the man or womanwho produces thecloth or shapes it into agarment will starve inthe process.”

Benjamin Harrison

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“War should never beentered upon untilevery agency of peacehas failed.”

William McKinley