I have never turned from that objective.

That must never happen!

The old man was silent for a while, and then he said: 'Son, I've listened to a lot of sad stories for the last 50 years, but that's the saddest one I've heard yet.'

Today, in the United States, there is a growing--and dangerous--concentration of immense economic power in the hands of just a few men.

Peace is no idle dream.

The American way of life which most of us have been taking for granted is threatened today by powerful forces of which most people are not even aware.

We must also preserve here in the United States the kind of life we believe in and want to keep.

The real issue in this campaign is the Democratic Party and the people against the special interests and the protected profits for the privileged few.

We beat this Republican outfit in 1932. beat them in 1936. We beat them in 1940. And we beat them 4 years ago.

We must do more than merely avert war.

I never will stop working for peace.

I would much rather have peace in this world--a permanent peace in this world--than to be President of the United States.

They took you to the cleaners in 1929.

It's time for them to change.

I am going to tell you just what these forces are.

I have been criticized during this campaign for talking plainly to people about the issues, but that's the only way I know how to do business.

A quarter of a million dollars came from the big bankers.

In this campaign you don't have to rely on promises. This time, you have the record.