What we are here at home speaks far louder than what we say.

We want him to do more than break even. We want him to move ahead.

We need ambassadors and cabinet officers, we need people on every level with a sense of our times, with a sense of the future, with a sense of the difficulties of a free society competing with a Communist society.

Our prestige abroad is not what we say it is, but what it is.

He was identified with the American Revolution.

It persuaded people who lived in the underdeveloped countries that the Soviet Union, which was once so far behind, was now the equal and the superior in some degree of the United States.

For the issues in this campaign must not be hidden in the shadows of ambiguity or the clouds of rhetoric.

After 14 years in the Congress, after really believing that the President of the United States can strike a blow for freedom, I come here to this shopping center and ask your help.

The decision you have to make as voters on November 8 is which time is this in the life of our country?

We left New York after Mr. Nixon and I had our strange interlude.

That is the reason that we have been indifferent to the problems of Latin America.