We must have firmness and nonbelligerence and we must have diplomacy in which the President does not answer insult with insult, but maintains the dignity of the Office of the Presi...
I want to speak now of another kind of strength that is more important than all these, that will be more decisive in this great struggle tha...
Which of the two candidates for the Vice Presidency and the Presidency can best provide the leadership for America and the free world in the...
To maintain that peace we, of course, must do things which are essential to give us the instrument which will keep the peace and they are, o...
The farmer's problem is obviously a keen political issue.
I believe that as far as I am concerned it has been reached.
The foreign policy critics made the same charge in 1956 when President Eisenhower was running.
Whoever is President, I think, must examine any invitation to the summit with the greatest of care.
I don't believe any good purpose is served by pointing to some of the State Department officials who were doing the best they could and who ...
My knee is coming along fine.
I do believe, and I won't mind going this far, that in attacking the problem we should set a time in which we intend to deal with it.