I want those who wish us well to know that America stands strong and stands steady, and stands firm, using its great power with great restraint.

With God's help, with your prayers, I will do the best I can.

I hope after that kind of bragging and introduction, I hope she will be mine the last week of the campaign.

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Tennessee needs him in the Senate and the Nation needs him in the Senate.

I want the mandate of this election to be written loud and strong, and clear, so that none, anywhere, will mistake the meaning.

I came here to meet you, to look at you, to speak with you, to discuss some of our problems.

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I don't want to see the bipartisan foreign policy of this country go down the drain.

As long as I am President, I don't intend to give it up, or give it away.

I want any who may wish us ill to take notice this morning to understand that our beloved America cannot be divided by region, by religion, or by race.

If you will do what is best for America, you will do what is best for you.

We are proud of you, and gratified for the example that you have set.

Instead, we will try to be the very first among those who work to make it grow in strength and in service to peace.

Congress must, of course, be consulted, and must approve the concept of the plan.

We will never withdraw from the United Nations and we will never do anything to weaken it.

Last June, shortly after I received the report of the Council on Pennsylvania Avenue, I stated that I would welcome widespread reaction to the Council's proposals.

You have made clear the vigor and the fair play that best represent our own national character.