Respect for others begins at home, in our hearts and in our neighborhoods.

The enemy of our time is inaction.

We must harness the powerful forces of science and technology to benefit all Americans.

Let us do what it takes to remain the indispensable nation.

You can't blame that old system anymore.

This is a very, very important time to be making these judgments.

We're not just moving into a new century and a new millennium; we're moving into a whole new way of doing things.

We have restored the family and community as the centerpiece of our social agenda.

The Nation is strong; we are at peace; we have extraordinary prosperity.

If we don't, you ain't seen nothing yet.

I'm proud of that, perhaps proudest of all that we have rebuked the people who want to divide us as a nation.

We have a unique opportunity and a common responsibility, which is to take action together to try to prepare this country not just for the next 4 years but for the next 50 years.

We have produced 11.2 million jobs for the first time in history in a 4-year Presidential administration.

I look forward to the next 4.

Our economy is the strongest it's been in 30 years.

This has been a good 4 years for America.

I now ask you to join me in a toast to our partnership, to the Governors, and especially to Governor and Mrs. Miller and to Governor and Mrs. Voinovich.

Our society can never be stronger than the children we raise or the families in which we raise them.