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strength -- exploiting every asset, correcting
every deficiency in our economic situation.
4. We don't want a blue-print for a regimented economy.
But we must have vision, comprehensive plans and
cooperation between States and Federal Government.
The road is outlined by the American philosophy of government.
what is II. THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHY OF GOVERNMENT ? 2016 liketh President
like a there term:
2 this Rooted in individual rights and obligations.
2. Expressed in maximum opportunity for every
individual to use rights; to discharge obligations.
3. Maintained by keeping close to the individual his
control over government.
4. Sparked by local initiative, encouraged and
furthered by Federal Government.
5. Financed (traditionally) by demanding a visible,
tangible and profitable return on every dollar
spent -- a tax economy of enterprises, directly
or indirectly, self-liquidating.
That philosophy, applied to public affairs, is the Middle Road
between nihilistic chaos and enslaved regimentation.
Im the u. S.
n
We talk of individual rights, and of states' rights but not of
Federal rights because the Federal Government is normally considered
certain well dyind tlimited
a depository of /obligations -- for national security, for foreign
affairs, for leadership within the community of forty-eight states.
In that light, what are the domestic jobs that must now be done
to further the purposes of America?
what is
III. THE PROSPECT BEFORE us.
on
The bright side:
Reproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum
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