Freedom resides in the actions of each individual.

So long as I am President of the United States, the door will not be closed to peace.

For my part, I intend to keep moving toward this goal with every ounce of strength and determination that I have.

I want you to promise that you will vote and that you will make sure that your neighbor votes, too.

The Civil Rights Committee did more than repeat these great principles.

The Civil Rights Committee described the kind of freedom that comes when every American boy and girl has an equal chance for an education.

I do not believe that war is inevitable, and I shall make use of every honorable means to prevent it.

Help your neighbor. Help get him to the polls.

We are winning because the American people are aroused.

Your President and your Democratic administration have scrupulously honored that pledge of bipartisan cooperation in foreign policy.

This is a crusade for the people, and the way to win, is to win it with votes.

It was the authors of the Declaration of Independence who stated the principle that all men are created equal in their rights.

I would rather be defeated trying to do what's right than to be elected under false pretenses.

The people have learned what this election is all about.

I created the Civil Rights Committee because racial and religious intolerance began to appear after World War II.

Franklin Roosevelt was a great champion of human rights.

The Democratic Party was founded by Thomas Jefferson to be the party of the people.

One of the great things that the Civil Rights Committee did for the country was to get every American to think seriously about the principles that make our country great.