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Susan Rice
On this day of profound grief, we honor, as ever, the service and sacrifice of our American diplomatic family.
I join President Obama and Secretary Clinton in condemning this vicious and senseless attack on Americans.
I was fortunate to work with Amb. Stevens. He represented the very best of America and he was a close friend of the Libyan people.
I am profoundly saddened by the deaths of four Americans in Benghazi, #Libya, including U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens.
To our servicemen & servicewomen and to our veterans: THANK YOU. pic.twitter.com/StIsvuHA
Today, I was put to work making comfort kits at a veterans home in East Harlem. They had me on toothbrushes. pic.twitter.com/s7zQJUn4
One of the very best ways to #remember911 is to support good causes. There are so many ways to serve. #911Day pic.twitter.com/prEaeOAs
Making comfort kits for homeless veterans in New York City today. Hope you'll join me in service: http://www.serve.gov/ #911day #IWill
Today we pledge to never condone terrorism; never make excuses for it; never keep company with those who sow hatred; and never forget.
The killers targeted Americans of every creed & faith and citizens of 90 countries from every corner of this Earth that we share.
Today, we remember the victims and their families. #Remember911
Congratulations to Pres. Hassan & the Somali people. Now comes the opportunity you have sought: to build a more stable, peaceful future.
The United States stands with all those in #Iran who remain imprisoned simply because of their faith.
For 3 years, Pastor Nadarkhani faced a death sentence in #Iran, a clear violation of his human rights. Today he is finally free.
Powerful sanctions expose & isolate the Haqqanis and further erode their ability to carry out terrorist attacks.
Today, the United States has designated the #Haqqani Network as a Foreign Terrorist Organization.
Given the growing severity of this humanitarian crisis, a business-as-usual approach from Khartoum is intolerable.
#Sudan has a responsibility to care for its own people, and it should do so with the urgency that this emergency situation requires.
We hoped an agreement on humanitarian access to #Sudan's Two Areas would result in help for hundreds of thousands in need. It hasn't.
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