Hillary Clinton

Three of these inscriptions are many years overdue; one is being added all too soon.

There will be consequences.

President Obama has more on his agenda, more items affecting more people than most presidents handle their entire time in office.

We're fighting two wars and trillions in challenges. We live in the 21st century. There is no shortage of work.

For the Israelis, that means a stop to settlements, as they committed to in the Roadmap in 2003.

Our intention is to work aggressively toward a future where Israelis and Palestinian are living side by side in peace and security.

We do not have the flexibility. And it is one of the reasons, to go back to the chairman's earlier comments, why so much authority is ceded to the Defense Department, because they've got the flexibility.

We want to begin to help local farmers become more productive again

We've got to begin to shift toward helping with sustainable agriculture again

We do think we can do a better job with the dollars we spend on food aid

We want to bring microenterprise as a part of our efforts to some of the countries that we think would benefit most from it.

We are very committed to microenterprise. It's going to be a big element of our revamped USAID approach.

We think that we can actually make them even better and better integrate what they're doing.

That's just unacceptable, and it's one of the reasons why we've had trouble pushing the agricultural agenda for Afghanistan.

We cannot afford doing that, and that has been unfortunately the trend.

There's an urgent need for pay comparability between Foreign Service employees assigned overseas and those assigned in the United States.

We could just never kind of get the team together. Well, it's together now, and we are committed to doing it.

It is not the administration's policy to engage with Hamas.

A nuclear armed Iran with a deliverable weapons system is going to spark an arms race in the Middle East.

We do not want to see the Pakistani state threatened with the advance of the Taliban.

The President made clear that he is committed to preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, with all of the consequences that that would entail.

I can promise you our very best efforts and our absolute commitment to the realization of a two-state solution, which we believe is in the interest of both Israel and the Palestinians.

We believe in a two-state solution, and we do not want to see either party, the Israelis or the Palestinian authority, do anything that would prejudice or undermine the ability to achieve a two-state solution.

The United States is committed to the safety and security of the state of Israel and the people of Israel.

We made it very clear to Prime Minister Netanyahu, as you know, when he was here, that our Government favors a two-state solution.