Leadership

I want to thank President Soeharto for hosting this meeting and for his leadership in crafting the agreement.

I'm proud of the leadership of the United States in creating a post-cold-war world that is both safer and more prosperous.

Pedro was particularly instrumental in reaching out to his own generation.

This is not the time for negativism.

She's the sort of person that makes this country great.

I say we can do better than that, and we ought to.

Manfred Woerner's heroic leadership made an enduring contribution to democracy and security in Europe.

He is a man of great decency who loves his country very much.

Judge Mikva, a man of uncompromising integrity and judgment, is the right person for this job.

We must keep our eyes on doing things, and then we need to stand up and do them.

I ran for this job because I wanted to change this country.

We have to be thinking about tomorrow.

We all know what the problem is here.

It's time for us to fulfill Harry Truman's mission, to act with his vision and courage.

I sought the Presidency because I was concerned about the direction of our Nation.

I ran for President because I was very concerned about the direction of the country.

Our young Nation would be governed not by kings or tyrants—America would be led by farmers and doctors, artists and merchants, teachers and parents.

Today King Hussein and Prime Minister Rabin give their people a new currency of hope and the chance to prosper in a region of peace.