Gerald Ford

“Spartacus Educational Biography”

“Collection of photographs of President Ford's homes throughout his life.”

“Brief biography of Gerald Ford.”

“White House biography.”

“Gerald R. Ford's Leadership.”

“Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies in President Ford's hometown.”

“National Archives materials.”

“Ford Library and Museum.”

“Gerald R. Ford Foundation.”

“Audio recordings of Ford's speeches.”

“Third State of the Union Address.”

“Second State of the Union Address.”

“First State of the Union Address.”

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“List of presidents of the United States”

“Gerald Ford used every bit of his presidential incumbent power to narrowly stave off Ronald Reagan's challenge at the 1976 Republican National Convention. But Nixon's pardoner and the steward of a poor economy lost to the "untainted" and unknown former Democratic governor of Georgia, Jimmy Carter.”

“He didn't want to say anything bad about anyone. Ford had only one major fault — he was too nice a guy.”

“More than any other president of this century, Ford was chosen for his integrity and trustworthiness: his peers in Congress put him in the White House because he told the truth and kept his word.”

“For myself, and for our nation, I want to thank my predecessor for all he has done to heal our land.”

“It's too early to say how most of my decisions will turn out. As president, I had the honor of eulogizing Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan. President Ford's pardon of Richard Nixon, once regarded as one of the worst mistakes in presidential history, is now viewed as a selfless act of leadership. And it was quite something to hear the commentators who had once denounced President Reagan as a dunce and a warmonger talk about how the Great Communicator had won the Cold War.”