Leadership

I am very grateful for the warm friendship and wise counsel he generously extended to me.

You are real pioneers, and I'm very grateful to you.

I know there's nothing that anyone, including the President, can say that will make these losses go away.

I think the lesson that I have learned more than any other in 3 years and a few days as President is that when this country works together, we never lose.

We must not turn away from that path now.

He was a great statesman.

President Mitterrand's stalwart leadership during some of the Alliance's greatest challenges leaves the people of Europe with a hard-won legacy of peace.

I want to thank the Friendship House for the leadership shown in being a true friend to our seniors.

I want to go when the Secretary of Defense and General Shalikashvili tell me it's an appropriate thing to do.

I think our people are doing a very good job.

We are turning the tide.

I cannot permit it to happen.

The world is looking for our leadership for peace because they know America can be trusted.

I applaud these leaders for making the decision to turn from war to peace that they will formalize today.

By making peace you have answered the call of your people.

The United States will take a leadership role in coordinating an international effort to ensure that the Bosnian Federation receives the assistance necessary to achieve an adequate military balance when IFOR leaves.

I am grateful for Dr. Brown's good service and for the groundwork that he has laid.

I have done exactly what I've said I'd do.