For Aristide to return on the backs of the United States, or any other army, is to undermine his legitimacy as President.

It is time for us to stop talking about law and order and thinking about how we can organize ourselves to protect our culture.

I have no intention of asking our young people in uniform or the Canadians or the people from the French-speaking countries to go in there to do anything other than implement a peace agreement.

I still think there's a chance that'll happen.

We must go up together.

The objective of the United States is to restore democracy and President Aristide to Haiti.

Education goes hand-in-hand with the expansion of democracy.

I will not have our forces deposited on Haiti when they cannot serve as advisers.

I want the Haitians to know that I am dead serious about seeing them honor the agreement they made.

The only difference between America two centuries ago and America today is the difference between dawn and high noon of a very beautiful day.

We cannot withdraw from this world we have done so much to make.

The cold war is over.

The Department of Defense and our military leaders are convinced that the relatively light arms that our people were supposed to carry as advisers are more than adequate to protect themselves.

This is not peacekeeping. This is not peacemaking.

Henry Howard's expertise in planning and development is great and will serve him well at USIA.

I read it. I loved it.

We say, 'You can work and still be a good parent and take care of your family.'

I believe a critical element of our reestablishing a sense of community in America is trying to unite the inner values that drive so many Americans with the outer compulsion we have to have to work together.