Now, all of you people out here have faith and have hope and have vision or you wouldn't be in this 'Promised Land of Arizona.'

I have done my best.

I want to thank Congressman Udall and Congressman Senner for coming here and welcoming me this morning.

I hope not only that God is on our side, but I do hope that all of you are on God's side.

I would discuss the issues that are important in this campaign.

The time has come in our national life for us to be together, not apart.

I am going to leave with Roy now in just a moment and I won't be seeing you any more, but I am coming back to these wonderful, happy, smiling faces, and this dry air and this fine sunshine because it is good and it invigorates you.

We had to make decisions and we had to move.

I have never preached hate, I have never preached doubt, I have never preached fear, I have never preached division, and I never will.

Kentucky is not going to be afraid of the difficult, patient task of bringing peace to the world. And neither am I.

As long as I am your President, I am going to be President of all the people.

The issue of this campaign is whether the American people are going to continue to move forward or whether they are going to stand still.

We are going to have a government of all the people, and your President is going to protect the constitutional rights of every American.

We are not going to make it voluntary, either.

The Democrats say, 'Put your hand on the throttle and full speed ahead.'

The Upper South is fast becoming one of the most exciting new industrial frontiers anywhere in America.

I am from Texas, and I am a Democrat. But I am first the President of all the people.

We are going to continue to be the strongest nation in the world.