When the least of us do well, the rest of us do better.

We can't rest until every American who wants to work has a chance to get a good education, a good job, and raise a family in a strong community.

I want us, in the 21st century, to live in real community.

I urge all the people of the United States to show support for their local Red Cross chapters.

I pledged to work with you and your communities on crime, and the crime rate is at its lowest level in 25 years.

We are more than neighbors.

The crime bill is about freedom and community.

We want a Democratic Party based on the old virtues of opportunity, responsibility, and community, but with new ideas for the 21st century.

I applaud all of the communities that have drawn together and dedicated themselves to the goal of healthy rivers, now and forever.

We're here because all of us are profoundly concerned about the communities that are suffering from both low prices and all kinds of natural disasters around the country.

Today—on the eve of Christmas and the first day of Hanukkah—it is important for all Americans to come together as one community and remember those who are less fortunate.

The people of Arkansas have lost a true and valued friend.

I will always remember Larry for his friendship and for his service to his community and our country.

Wouldn't you like it if your city and your country worked the way this church did?

I pledged to do all I could to help heal the injured, to rebuild the city, and to stand by the people of Oklahoma City.

It really does take a village to have the kind of childrearing we want for all of our children.

The family is the cornerstone of our society.

When our families are stronger, America is stronger.