Bill Clinton

I like Mr. Kemp; as those Republicans go, he's got some good ideas.

Our administration has had a good record in Rhode Island.

I hereby certify that withholding funds from international financial institutions and other international organizations and programs is contrary to the national interest.

One of the things you simply have to do is to dramatically increase the percentage of people who have a college education.

I offered him a chance to have a very different career in Washington, DC, and he rejected it to stay with New York.

We have made a very good start.

The Sun is coming out.

Governor Cuomo is a national treasure.

The choice is becoming stark and clear and unambiguous.

Don't turn around and go back and do what didn't work.

I think they're feeling better about themselves and their country.

We ought to be sending more people to college, not less people.

Well, you know, they're coming up.

I'm really hoping will happen as a result of this direct loan program is that enrollments will continue to rise dramatically.

I would try to do something about the student loan program to make it easier for more people to access and for more people to go to college and stay in college.

I think the surveys all show that our prospects are looking up.

We're making the Government work for ordinary people again.

This country's in better shape than it was 21 months ago.

Look at the results: in 21 months, 4.6 million new jobs.

This election represents a simple choice between going forward and going back.

I just don't think the American people want that, and I don't think the people of Pennsylvania do.

We're making Government work for ordinary citizens, thanks to people like Harris Wofford.

The economy is growing; the deficit is down.

Our economic policy is working.

That's why Harris Wofford and I worked so hard to protect the health care benefits of working people.