Presidency

It has been an honor to live here, and I can honestly say that there is never a time when the helicopter lands on the South Lawn that I still don't feel the thrill of just being here.

Tomorrow we will celebrate the first Thanksgiving of the new millennium and the last one of our Presidency.

One of the greatest honors of my Presidency was walking across the Edmund Pettus Bridge with him.

The truth is that only he and my mother thought I had a chance to be elected President when I ran.

When I became President, we had a $295 billion deficit.

I'll always be proud that the first bill I signed as President was the Family and Medical Leave Act.

We owe it to our children and the dreams we have for them, to make sure that the next President of the United States is Al Gore.

Thank you very much, President Brody, Dean Wolfowitz.

This month we're celebrating the seventh anniversary of the Family and Medical Leave Act, the very first bill I was privileged to sign as President.

I don't think I would have become President if it hadn't been for school music.

I have been honored to support this endeavor, since before I was President.

If you look at the decisions facing us... you'll say, 'That kid is too nuts to be President.'

I never had any illusions that I could be President for life, although I confess that I love the job, even on the worst days.

Each assumed the Presidency at a crucial moment in our nation's history.

I wanted to be President—so that I could give young people like them the chance to make America a better place.

The Presidency consists of Alija Izetbegovic, Presidency Chairman (Muslim); Momcilo Krajisnik, Presidency Member (Serb); and Kresimir Zubak, Presidency Member (Croat).

For me, there has been no job, even the Presidency, that is more important.

We are about to elect the last President of the 20th century and the first President of the 21st century.