I will interpret the amendments to the public printing provisions in a manner that minimizes the potential constitutional deficiencies in the Act.

The United States will support and urge the immediate deployment of a full contingent of United Nations peacekeepers to Rwanda.

We have put together a tough and serious legislative remedy to reduce violence and prevent crime.

The Senate is urged to fund the President's full $1.7 billion community policing request to ensure that 100,000 new police officers are on the street by FY 1999.

The most important thing is it will add 20 percent to the size of local police forces in America.

There's always an obligation to be involved in fighting for the future.

I do not find the cynicism, the pessimism that I keep reading about.

You cannot build a future unless you believe in it and unless you believe in yourselves.

There will be probably a woman standing up here as President saying, 'Well, I've done a pretty good job appointing men to my Cabinet.'

Year after next, if the Congress will keep supporting me, we'll have 100,000 young Americans working to make America a better place at the grassroots level.

Public service here in Washington is only one way to serve your country.

Protecting our Nation's security—our people, our territory, and our way of life—is my administration's foremost mission and constitutional duty.

We are about to name communities that are part of a 700-community contest in America.

I hope you'll always be involved in public service.

The cold war may be over, but the need for American leadership abroad remains as strong as ever.

We don't have a specific deadline.

We are determined to see that the people who have illegally taken power in Haiti leave there.

Whatever we do must work for ordinary Americans.