Policy

I believe it will achieve universal coverage for all Americans, and that is the one criteria I have set out.

Congress has to decide whether it's going to listen to the insurance companies or to Jan Cox's last wish.

The bill achieves what the American people want, health coverage that can never be taken away.

Achieving universal coverage remains the critical goal.

Our plan gives you your choice of doctors.

We passed the biggest deficit reduction plan in history.

S. 1513 is generally consistent with Administration objectives and, in many respects, would substantially improve current law.

My goal is universal coverage.

We mustn't do something that doesn't work.

I think you have to have a universal coverage goal.

This bill is designed to eliminate violence and coercion.

We can get this done this year.

This order shall take effect at 11:59 p.m. eastern daylight time on May 21, 1994.

I directed the Federal Interagency Council on the Homeless to forge a single, coordinated plan to break the cycle of homelessness and prevent future homelessness.

The Interagency Council released their report, which recognizes the magnitude of the problem of homelessness for the first time.

H.R. 4301, however, contains several provisions that either are inconsistent with the President's request, premature, or would impose burdensome restrictions.

We insist, with Goals 2000, that every student can learn.

My Administration is committed to more aggressive Government action to resolve the problem of delinquent farm loan debt.