John Fitzgerald Kennedy

I don't run on that slogan.

Certainly this is not the time for an increase in tax rates.

In the long run, the most effective antidote for inflation is increased productivity and greater production.

It is my firm belief that we can build a stronger and healthier America to work toward our goal of peace with justice throughout the world.

I believe that we are going to choose in the 1960’s progress; that we are going to make the same decision in 1960 that we made in 1932.

I have never believed in retreating under fire.

Our fortunes as a nation depend, particularly because of the pressure of events as well as the provisions of the Constitution, on the good judgment, the vigor, the sense of precision, the sense of foresight - the historical sense of the…

In my judgment the United States can meet any burden, can meet any challenge, can meet any responsibility, but it cannot possibly do so unless the President of the United States and the country moves to finish the unfinished business of…

In addition, I believe we must take further steps to encourage day care programs that will protect our children and provide them with the basis for a full life in later years.

You have my pledge that I will do all in my power to live up to the faith and trust you place in me by your action.

It is time we picked ourselves up and moved ourselves into the 1960's.

And my only pledge to you is this: That if I am elected I will summon all the resources of this great and strong Republic to make the coming years the years when freedom grew strong and began to move ahead.

No one dared challenge our power, even the most rabid partisan could make no issue of our defense, and that is what we seek, an America so strong that defense is not an issue, but a matter of pride to all Americans.

Our position is one of certainty, that the future can belong to freedom, that this country can be secure, that we can turn the balance of power in our direction.

I can assure you that if we are successful, we will give leadership to this country and Florida, and the United, States will move again.

Mr. Nixon and I disagree very basically on the position of the United States, on what must be done to increase our security, and what must be done to maintain the peace.

First, our monetary policy should be adapted to provide sufficient credit at reasonable interest rates.

I believe that we are going to say 'Yes' to progress.

I come here all the way from Massachusetts, 1,500 miles away, and ask your support in this campaign.

The fundamental problem of our time is the critical situation which has been created by the steady erosion of American power relative to that of the Communists in recent years.

The Communists have a strategy for world conquest and that strategy rests in the future, as it has in the past, on the use of every weapon of economic and ideological conflict to win the allegiance of the uncommitted nations of the world…

It is a great country, but I believe it must be greater, and it is a powerful country, but I believe it must be more powerful, and I believe that our responsibility in the 1960's is to restore to the world the image of America as a society…

He says our prestige was never higher, that we have never been stronger, that the tide in world history is moving in our direction, and that if we continue our present policies, by 1965 and 1970, the United States will be secure and the…

This is cause for serious national concern.

I wholly agree that, in addition to Federal leadership to control and prevent juvenile delinquency, we must have provision for day care centers for children whose mothers are unavailable during the day.