
I do not want our politics colored by considerations of national security, and I do not want our national security colored by considerations of politics.
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I do not want our politics colored by considerations of national security, and I do not want our national security colored by considerations of politics.

But that does not mean that these problems are incapable of solution.

We merely do not run for office, but we also seek to establish a basic point, that what this country is now doing is not good enough.

The eyes of the people are fast opening, fight on.

All America seeks a government where no man holds to his own interest and despises the public interest.

They have run on the slogan of 'You never had it so good.'

For ours is a government of men, not of promises.

We have a chance to rejoin the world as a leader of the free world.

Thank God, Ohio has gone Democratic again.

I have spoken many times this fall about the need for a new spirit in Washington - a spirit of dedication - an enthusiasm for progress - a willingness to meet new challenges on the New Frontier of the sixties.

Perhaps lastly because if this country is going to not only survive, to endure, but to prevail, at least its system, then there must be the closest cooperation between our universities and our politicians, between our academicians and…

I am not a politician and my other habits are good, also.

This country cannot settle for being first, if; first, but; first, when; first, maybe.

I think we can do better in improving and expanding our schools.

For no government is better than the men who compose it - and I want the best.

But if you hold the view, whether you are a farmer, whether you are an industrial worker, whether you are a citizen, whether you have children in school who want and need a good education, whether you have a view of the United States as…

Now, you have to make a judgment whether you consider that policy to be in your interest.

I believe that the decline in agricultural income is the most difficult and important domestic problem facing the United States, both because of its effect on farmers and because of its effect on industry.