And I do not believe that any candidate for office who runs in 1960 on a constant program of reassurance, of pallid promises, of vague charges and innuendoes and personal abuse is meeting his responsibilities to the great Republic.
Speech of Senator John F. Kennedy, Commack Arena, Commack, Long Island, NY
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