Leadership

I have a sober and excited awareness of what the Presidency means to this country.

I've had, with your help, 3 1/2 years of experience.

I intend to keep it for 5 more years.

You've got me and you're going to have me for 4 more years.

I would not be President.

How we react to challenge is watched very closely, not only here in our great Nation but in every nation on Earth.

I consider this to be one of my most serious and difficult obligations as a President.

Provide leadership and guidance to the heads of agencies to assist them with their occupational safety and health responsibilities.

And now he's been proven to be right.

We hope that the United States will be even more active in providing leadership in this field.

We depend upon Kenya and its leadership to help preserve peace and stability in east Africa and in the western part of the Indian Ocean.

We admire leaders like this, and we honor them when they come to our country, and we cherish their friendship with us.

The United States has also taken a lead over the matter of the Olympics.

I need your prayers this morning for many reasons.

I think the sacrifices have already been delineated fairly well by me.

I think I've been successful.

I think it's a measure not of weakness, but of strength.

We've not been weak.