We All Do Better When

Israel's Democracy Is The Bedrock On Which Our Relationship Stands. It's A Shining Example For People Around The World Who Are On The Frontline Of The Struggle For Democracy In Their Own Lands. Our Relationship Is Also Based On Our Common Interest In A More Stable And Peaceful Middle East, A Middle East That Will Finally Accord Israel The Recognition And Acceptance That Its People Have Yearned For So Long And Have Been Too Long Denied, A Middle East That Will Know Greater Democracy For All Its Peoples.

Though Our Challenges Are Fearsome, So Are Our Strengths. Americans Have Ever Been A Relentless, Questioning, Hopeful People.

My Father Left Me With The Feeling That I Had To Live For Two People, And That If I Did It Well Enough, Somehow I Could Make Up For The Life He Should Have Had. And His Memory Infused Me, At A Younger Age Than Most, With A Sense Of My Own Mortality. The Knowledge That I, Too, Could Die Young Drove Me Both To Try To Drain The Most Out Of Every Moment Of Life And To Get On With The Next Big Challenge. Even When I Wasn't Sure Where I Was Going, I Was Always In A Hurry.

I Want A Man Who Had The Good Sense To Marry Michelle Obama.

I Saw My Job [as President] As To Try To Move The World From An Unstable Condition Of Interdependence Toward More Integrated Cooperative World Community. Therefore, My Approach Was To Cooperate Wherever Possible And To Build Institutions Of Cooperation, An Expanded Nato, The World Trade Organization, The Summit Of The Americas, The Asian Pacific Leaders, All Those, The Coalition To Fight In Bosnia And Kosovo, To Cooperate Wherever Possible But To Act Alone If We Had To.