America is a nation under God.

We are dedicated to work for all Americans to make this a greater country.

The tenth and last part of this American birthright, the most important aspect of all, is our children's right to be born into a great and a good America.

Let me say every one of us is proud of our background, whatever it is, but most of all, we are proud to be Americans.

The spirit of Chicago is the true spirit of America.

It is also very heartening to know that out here in the middle of this country there are a people--a people who are strong, a people who have backbone, a people who will stand up for America.

Farm people want to preserve the moral and spiritual values, the religious faith, the patriotism which have always been so unshakably strong on the farms and in the rural communities of America's heartland.

You love this country.

The millions who have chosen to serve our country should be honored for their service.

No group has sacrificed more to achieve this goal than the men and women who have proudly worn the American uniform.

Instead of having all of this talk about providing amnesty for those that desert America, let's honor those who served America, the millions.

Be proud of your country.

Speaking for the American people, I say today that the vast majority of us have never been prouder of our country's nearly 29 million veterans, whether they are the survivors of World War I or the outstanding young men who have served in Vietnam.

A patriotic American is never so proud of the flag under which he lives as when it comes to mean to others, as well as to himself, a symbol of hope and liberty and freedom.

Our first responsibility is to this country.

The best part of any trip abroad is coming home to America again.

We shall do whatever is required to safeguard American lives and American honor.

As the symbol of our country and our freedoms, the national colors of the United States provide a welcome greeting of warm promise.