America is the world's indispensable nation, the one the world looks to for leadership because of our strength and our values.

I think that—I think at least for the time being that it's not for me to be the one who's suggesting what should be done.

He has helped the American people understand that we cannot lead on the cheap; it takes time, energy, and resources.

We have done that for 4 years, and you don't have to guess anymore.

Now, folks, I have done all I can do.

We will never be what we ought to be if we allow our country to be led by those who believe we are better off on our own.

Who else do you know could make up 80 years in 2 weeks?

Our best days are still ahead if we do the right things.

I think we're right and they're wrong, and I want you to decide and help us build a safe bridge to the 21st century.

I wanted us to set an example.

I am proud of the new Democratic Party that he's helped to chart.

I think we have to lead them into a good, harmonious, positive life.

Yitzhak Rabin was truly a light unto the nations.

It was one of the great privileges of my life to know Prime Minister Rabin.

Nobody is as well-positioned as the United States to move into that new millennium that starts just 4 years from now.

Where our interests and values are clearly at stake, and where we can make a difference, we must act and lead.

America must promote environmental responsibility and observe the highest possible standards of conservation to lead the way for other nations.

This country is better off than it was 4 years ago not because of anything any of us did alone, including the President.