The fact is that the parties tell something.

What has been good enough in the past will not be good enough in the 1960's.

Last Thursday night in Boston Mr. Nixon dismissed me as, and I will quote him, 'another Truman.'

I have confidence in an America that can meet the economic challenge of the Soviet Union - this challenge to outdo us in economic growth in heavy industry, in agriculture, and in one particularly vital area of national strength: the…

I cannot believe that the American people are going to say in 1960 that we have never had it so good, and we want more of the same.

If there is one principle that has stood out in the career of Senator Stuart Symington, it is the principle that to protect individual liberties you must be strong as a nation.

They say they have never done so much, and I say we can do more.

I cannot believe, faced with the difficult problems that this country now faces, that the American people are going to turn back to a Republican leadership.

It would not take eight Grand Coulee Dams a year to bridge the gap.

I have confidence in our ability to close the missile gap, to modernize our conventional forces, and to give this country the kind of defensive strength it needs to stop the next war before it starts.

It does show that perhaps experience doesn't count.