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Quotes from Television interview with Mike Wallace — Walter Reuther

1907–1970 United States

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I am for the state only doing what people are unable to do in the absence of government action.

Television interview with Mike Wallace (1960)

I only want the government to do the things that you can't do without the government.

Television interview with Mike Wallace (1960)

We will not meet the problems of tomorrow by talking about yesterday's concepts.

Television interview with Mike Wallace (1960)

You've got to judge the worth of the government not by what it does to help the few who have too much to get more, but what governments does to help the many to get enough.

Television interview with Mike Wallace (1960)

Well, you see, I have nothing against Goldwater. I think he has the finest eighteenth century mind in the U.S. Senate.

Television interview with Mike Wallace (1960)

When we get to the place in the development of our society where the tools of abundance can take care of the material needs of the outer man with less and less human effort, the real emphasis then has to be shifted to enabling the inner man to grow.

Television interview with Mike Wallace (1960)

Attribution

Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Walter Reuther (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.