I believe that discussion can help to foster among us a sense of community.

The senior citizen community, our parents and grandparents, is one of our great resources.

It is my hope that the success of this extraordinary gathering of young people will create a greater spirit of unity and community among them.

I believe that if a community has pulled together and produced a real plan for job creation and economic growth, the federal government must pitch in by giving that base to the community at a discount or, in some cases, even for free.

Together we can build a better future for the families of the Northwest, for their children, and for their children's children.

Make no mistake about it: We've got to try to get the streets back for our kids, too.

Enactment of this legislation will encourage service by all citizens and reaffirm an American community that transcends race, region, or religion.

We're all here because of the people who helped us along the way.

Together we can return to the time-honored American values of rewarding work, offering opportunity, demanding responsibility, and providing for our future as a community.

This air show that will benefit the Valley Children's Hospital is just a wonderful thing.

I'm out here to try to follow up on a visit to see if we can be of further help to the people in this area.

America became a beehive of community self-help, fraternalism.

I say, band together; become Crime Stoppers.

Everyone on the team participates in Stay-In-School assemblies.

And may I encourage every one of the kids from Anacostia and elsewhere with us out in this audience to get going in that school, do your best.

I'm delighted to see everybody here, delighted to meet with these remarkable Points of Light.

Long may our land be bright with caring's brilliant light, and with the glow of communities of light lit by our 250 million possible solutions.

Each of your schools is well on the way to where all of us must be.