Now That I've Got The Will Of

You Know, I Guess I'm Like Any Other Political Figure: Everybody Wants To Be Loved.

Now, We Have Inscribed A New Memory Alongside Those Others. It's A Memory Of Tragedy And Shock, Of Loss And Mourning. But Not Only Of Loss And Mourning. It's Also A Memory Of Bravery And Self-sacrifice, And The Love That Lays Down Its Life For A Friend-even A Friend Whose Name It Never Knew.

I've Got A Job To Do, And I'm Going To Be Judged Upon Whether Or Not The World Is More Peaceful And Whether Or Not America Is More Prosperous And More Compassionate.

Good Stewardship Of The Environment Is Not Just A Personal Responsibility, It Is A Public Value... Our Duty Is To Use The Land Well, And Sometimes Not To Use It At All. This Is Our Responsibility As Citizens, But More Than That, It Is Our Calling As Stewards Of The Earth.

There Is A Huge Trust. I See It All The Time When People Come Up To Me And Say, 'i Don't Want You To Let Me Down Again.' - Boston, Mass., Oct. 3, 2000