I think we'd all be better off

America needs San Diego

I think California is the place to win this election.

I don't think there is a single State of the Union where we are better organized.

I am not going to make a speech in this rain.

That is my privilege and your privilege.

This is a trying time in the life of our country, but I think in a very real sense if we do our job here, the future can belong to us.

I think we meet in the most difficult time in the life of our country.

We are running in this campaign train not only toward the city of Los Angeles, but we are running this campaign train all the way to Washington.

In the face of this challenge, the record of the Republican administration has been one of indifference and inaction.

We can do more, and we are going to do more.

There is a God today and He hates injustice, and we see the storm coming.

In many ways, this is the most important election since the election of Lincoln 100 years ago.

This is a great country, but I think that we have to realize in the 1960's that it is going to be a difficult and dangerous time for us all.

The only satisfaction you get is that it is raining on the just and unjust, Republicans and Democrats.

Our argument with the Republicans is not because we do not know that they share a common goal for America - they do - but our argument with them is that they don't know how to do it.

The United States is the great defender of freedom.

We are going to win this election and we are going to win it right here in the the State of California.