Government has tried to work with people, rather than to try to dominate them—rather than to boss them.

I know we share the urgent hope that there may be returned to the Congress a Republican majority that will work with the Executive Branch in completing the program that we believe is in the best interests of all America.

To this kind of government we have dedicated ourselves.

With your support, we have made real progress.

Whenever my burdens tend to feel unduly heavy, I admire all the more the tremendous job you have done since the opening of the present campaign.

I appreciate the concern that the Congress had for the pay of Federal workers, and I regret that I could not conscientiously approve its approach to the problem.

In Korea, 14 months ago, the futile waste of American life and treasure was stopped.

Together we built our platform of convictions and pledges.

The Chancellor was assured that the United States stands ready, now as in the past, to offer every support and assistance considered useful in accomplishing this end.

We have proved at last that America can go from war to peace without a terrifying depression.

I do, however, feel confident that an equitable pay program can and will be enacted in the next Congress if members of our party are retained in positions of leadership.

It is wonderful to see the bandwagon and the Ike balloon, even if only in the moon.