“I don't believe in your "Good". I believe in human kindness.”
Vasily Grossman book Life and Fate
Source: Life and Fate
“I don't have labels. I believe in human beings, I believe in a strong national security, I believe in maximizing freedom…”
Interview with Laura Knoy, New Hampshire Public Radio (5 November 2003)
Context: I don't have labels. I believe in human beings, I believe in a strong national security, I believe in maximizing freedom... I can give you a whole list of things i'm for, but I believe in solving problems. I guess, more than anything else, I'm a pragmatist with strong beliefs in people.
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