Our goals are not the same, nor are the means the same, nor have they been since Theodore Roosevelt.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy: “Our goals are not the same, nor are the means the same, nor have they been since Theodore Roosevelt.”
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Remarks of Senator John F. Kennedy, Augustine's Restaurant, Belleville, IL
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