I do not believe that the American people in 1960, faced with the most serious challenge in our long history, are going to choose to buy the line that we are doing everything that ...
I run in the tradition of Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman.
With every good wish.
I think that the direction must be reversed.
If that is a test of prestige, then this country is in serious trouble.
There is no place in the world that is not of concern to all of us.
I have always supported the tobacco program.
My hope is to put all farmers on the same footing as the tobacco producer.
We ran on the New Deal.
Mr. Nixon and I could not disagree more.
This is, as Dickens said a century ago, the best of times and the worst of times.