Bill Clinton

I think that this—when I submit the budget, I think it'll be the beginning of a very positive thing.

It is therefore most appropriate to name CVN-75 in honor of the President who courageously led us out of the Second World War.

Well, I think it will increase again once people look at the facts, if we get a bill out there. We need to--the bill needs to go in. And Secretary Rubin has and others have negotiated in great detail and in good faith with the appropriate…

We certainly hope so. I worked yesterday for several hours on this and secured again the reaffirmation of the commitment of the leadership of both parties in both Houses to go forward. And we have put out more strong statements today about…

Let me say, first of all, it's a real pleasure and an honor for me and for the United States to welcome President Snegur here and the whole delegation from Moldova. They have been a real model of commitment to democracy and to economic…

We have to find a way for everybody willing to work hard to do well.

The whole purpose of politics, after all, is to improve the life of people.

I believe the Federal Government's job is to expand opportunity and shrink bureaucracy.

During the next month, those who follow the Islamic religion will fast and abstain from the normal routines of life in order to better devote themselves to understanding and following their faith.

Let us take pride in what has been accomplished toward realization of this noble vision.

It is time for these and other changes.

Let's go for the middle class bill of rights; pass the minimum wage; pass welfare reform.

The risks of inaction are greater than the risks of decisive action.

I want to offer my greetings and sincere best wishes on the occasion of the holy month of Ramadan.

We have had innovative and more comprehensive agreements with the States...

You know, Don and I come from part of the country where it's been hard to be a Democrat for over 20 years now.

We must act now in order to protect American jobs, prevent an increased flow of illegal immigrants across our borders, ensure stability in this hemisphere, and encourage reform in emerging markets around the world.

As enemies reconcile and dialog replaces confrontation, this is a time for reflection on the hopes and dreams of a better life and a better world shared by those of all faiths.

It was unpopular, but it had to be done.

It is a time not just for inward reflection but for rededication to the needs of the wider community and the requirement of service to others.

We agree that, in order to ensure orderly exchange arrangements and a stable system of exchange rates, the United States should immediately use the Exchange Stabilization Fund (ESF) to provide appropriate financial assistance for Mexico.

We're moving from one place to another.

I can feel it, that if we can stay true to our principles and clarify our vision for the American people... we will win.

This is an important undertaking, and we believe that the risks of inaction vastly exceed any risks associated with this action.

I feel that I should apologize tonight for giving you such an overconcentration of Irish blarney in the last three speakers.