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Bill Clinton
@billclinton· Democratic · AR· Sep 17, 1995

My strong belief is that the Federal Government works best, in economic areas and quite often in social policy, when we are giving help, giving encouragement, being a partner, but the ultimate decisions are being made by people at the grassroots level.

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Bill Clinton
@billclinton· Democratic · AR· Sep 13, 1995

To terminate this program would leave the Federal Government without a critical tool in addressing fast-emerging crises.

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Bill Clinton
@billclinton· Democratic · AR· Feb 26, 1995

The Federal Government, through its civilian employees and Uniformed Services members, is the Nation's largest single employer and as such should set an example of leadership and encouragement in ensuring that all children are properly supported.

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Bill Clinton
@billclinton· Democratic · AR· Feb 26, 1995

The Federal Government requires States and, through them, public and private employers to take actions necessary to ensure that monies in payment of child support obligations are withheld and transferred to the child's caretaker in an efficient and expeditious manner.

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Bill Clinton
@billclinton· Democratic · AR· Jan 26, 1995

I have sought to essentially focus on three things that I think are critical to making sure we succeed in this new economy: empowering our people to make the most of their own lives, expanding opportunity but shrinking the Federal Government bureaucracy, giving more authority to State and local governments and to the private sector.

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Bill Clinton
@billclinton· Democratic · AR· Jan 11, 1995

It is the Democratic National Committee that works to elect the local, State, and Federal elected officials who serve the working people of our country.

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Bill Clinton
@billclinton· Democratic · AR· Jun 6, 1994

This is creating unexpected and unprecedented need for assistance from the Federal Government.

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Bill Clinton
@billclinton· Democratic · AR· May 12, 1994

These individuals will bring to the Federal Government and the Education Department a wealth of experience in education and public service.

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Bill Clinton
@billclinton· Democratic · AR· Apr 28, 1994

We must dramatically improve the Federal Government's relationships with the tribes and become full partners with the tribal nations.

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Bill Clinton
@billclinton· Democratic · AR· Apr 27, 1994

The Federal Government is the largest purchaser of design services in the world.

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Bill Clinton
@billclinton· Democratic · AR· Nov 21, 1993

As U.S. Treasurer she will play an important role in our efforts to cut waste and improve the management of public money in the Federal Government.

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Bill Clinton
@billclinton· Democratic · AR· Jul 1, 1993

I believe that if a community has pulled together and produced a real plan for job creation and economic growth, the federal government must pitch in by giving that base to the community at a discount or, in some cases, even for free.

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Bill Clinton
@billclinton· Democratic · AR· Jun 22, 1993

We are continuing to move forward with the process of filling all of the positions in the Federal Government.

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Bill Clinton
@billclinton· Democratic · AR· Jun 22, 1993

I hereby delegate to you the authority to transmit to the Congress the annual report describing the activities of the Federal Government as required by subtitle H, title V of the Energy Security Act.

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George H.W. Bush
@georgehwbush· Republican · TX· Jun 15, 1992

I transmit herewith the annual report describing the activities of the Federal Government for fiscal year 1991 required by subtitle H, title V of the Energy Security Act.

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George H.W. Bush
@georgehwbush· Republican · TX· Jun 9, 1992

A balanced budget amendment is the only way to force the Federal Government, both the Congress and the executive branch, to live within its means.

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