Voting Is The First Duty Of Democracy.

I Believe We Can Continue The Great Society While We Fight In Vietnam.

[e]very Man, Everywhere, Should Be Free To Develop His Talents To Their Full Potential - Unhampered By Arbitrary Barriers Of Race Or Birth Or Income.

Every Man Should Know That His Conversations, His Correspondence, And His Personal Life Are Private.

I Am Persuaded That The People Of The World Have No Grievances, One Against The Other. The Hopes And Desires Of A Man Who Tills The Soil Are About The Same Whether He Lives On The Banks Of The Colorado Or On The Banks Of The Danube.

The Hungry World Cannot Be Fed Until And Unless The Growth Of Its Resources And The Growth Of Its Population Come Into Balance. Each Man And Woman-and Each Nation-must Make Decisions Of Conscience And Policy In The Face Of This Great Problem.