I do not run for the Presidency because it is an easy job.

I think that there is no problem which should occupy the attention of the next administration in foreign policy more immediately than reestablishing the harmonious relations which existed in the administration of Franklin Roosevelt.

In the American Revolution, Thomas Paine said, 'The cause of America is the cause of all mankind;' I think in 1960, the cause of all mankind is the cause of America.

Texas has twice, in 1952 and 1956, jumped off the Democratic band wagon.

If we stand still, if we look back, if we mark time while the Communists move ahead, then people in Latin America, Africa, and Asia, will determine that the future belongs to the East and not to the West.

If we succeed here, if we are strong in this country, if we are carrying out policies of assistance to our people, if we hold out the hand of friendship abroad, if we present an image of vitality and strength, then the people around the…

If we are elected, every American, man or woman, who seeks to work will find it in a growing and expanding economy.

But if, on the other hand, I should win the election, then I shall devote every effort of mind and spirit to fulfilling the oath of the Presidency.

And right there lies one of the great issues in this campaign - an issue that divides the parties and the candidates.

I come today not as a citizen of Massachusetts, but as a fellow American.

The Republicans, in Isaiah's words, are 'gone away backward.'

I wanted Senator Johnson to run on this ticket for two reasons.

America needs San Diego

First of all I want to express my thanks to all of you for taking Sunday off and coming to the airport to greet us.

I think here in San Diego we can lead the Democratic tide.

I think we can win the presidential election with your support.

But it is an unfortunate fact that we can pursue peace only by remaining strong

How can we improve on the Constitution?

We hold the view that while this is a great country, we can do better; while this is a great State, we can do better; while this is a powerful country, it can be stronger.

San Diego - perhaps better than any other city in this country - illustrates the failures of the Republican Party

To that question there can be only one answer - and that is the answer of the Democratic Party: America must have a military strength second to none

It is paradoxical and it is tragic that at such a time our aircraft plants are operating at less than full capacity

I think we'd all be better off

I don't think there is a single State of the Union where we are better organized.

I think California is the place to win this election.