Bill Clinton

They show us once again that altruism will always triumph over the forces of divisiveness.

Americans were united in a spirit of service.

That is the real America, and no matter what else happens, we should never forget it.

They gain when we give.

At a time when the American people are working harder and longer than they have been in the last 10 years at their own jobs, they still find time to volunteer to help others.

The simple desire to fulfill the promise of American life.

Large or small, our communities have never been built with bricks and mortar alone.

Each act of service pulls us together and pushes us forward.

Hillary and I were so saddened to learn of the death of Naomi Nover. Naomi's years of dedication to her craft and her efforts to cover events here at the White House up until just a few months before her death were a lesson to us all in…

I think we can strike the right balance.

Every year, more than 36 million people in America become the victims of crime.

Justice in this case must be swift, certain, and severe.

We must move on with law enforcement measures quickly.

Victim advocacy can be a lifeline to emotional survival.

I urge all Americans to pause and remember the victims of crime.

We nonetheless recognize that much remains to be done.

We need more agricultural research, not less.

I implore you to do that.

I have spent nearly 10 years seriously working on this issue.

Do not sacrifice the future of our education on the altar of indiscriminate budget cutting.

We should give you all more responsibility for moving people from welfare to work.

Washington tends to be much more ideological and partisan than Main Street America, particularly rural America.

We cannot ever tolerate that.

I simply don't believe that we should be cutting education to reduce the deficit or to pay for tax cuts.

I feel that I'm back home again.