We are talking, however, about two sets of problems which are familiar, with which we dealt in the past, the solution of which is easy, to get a President and a Congress that believe in progress.

I said I regarded that as a compliment because he was just another Dewey.

I challenge him to demonstrate his influence with this administration and his willingness to have the real facts known.

I believe in these years of transition, during these year's of hazard, during these years of change, we need a new administration in Washington which can bring to Washington, to our administrative positions, to the Congress of the United…

I don't think the farmer can afford to vote Republican in 1960.

I believe party labels do mean something.

The function and responsibility of the President is to set before the American people the unfinished business, the things we must do if we are going to succeed as a nation.

Now, if he can't debate me, if he can't arrange his schedule so that we can meet, perhaps we can arrange for him to debate with Mr. Lodge on who ought to be in the cabinet.

The problems are entirely new and we must think anew, and I believe we can do it.

They must be brought into sharp and clear focus so that the American people can make an intelligent choice.

I said I regarded it as a compliment, and he was just another Dewey.