Sensible People Have Got To Work Together.

I Think, In Fact, I Think President [barack] Obama Could Step Up.

The Events In Prague, Together With The Berlin Blockade, Convinced The European Recipients Of American Economic Assistance That They Needed Military Protection As Well: That Led Them To Request The Creation Of A North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Which Committed The United States For The First Time Ever To The Peacetime Defense Of Western Europe.

When I Speak To Students About The Civil Rights Movement, I Say That It Is Impossible To Stop A Determined Movement That Is Captivating The American Consciousness. I Think The Candidacy Of Sen. Obama Represents The Beginning Of A New Movement In American Political History That Began In The Hearts And Minds Of The People Of This Nation. And I Want To Be On The Side Of The People, On The Side Of The Spirit Of History.

We Have Come A Long Way In America Because Of Martin Luther King, Jr. He Led A Disciplined, Nonviolent Revolution Under The Rule Of Law, A Revolution Of Values, A Revolution Of Ideas. We've Come A Long Way, But We Still Have A Distance To Go Before All Of Our Citizens Embrace The Idea Of A Truly Interracial Democracy, What I Like To Call The Beloved Community, A Nation At Peace With Itself.

The Lessons Of Nonviolence Are Universal. Not Just For America.