Bill Clinton

It is in the national security interest of the United States to furnish assistance made available under the Act to the Government of Colombia without regard to the following provisions of section 3201 of that Act.

You have got to be able to talk to other people between now and November and tell them it may be 50 years before we have a time like this again, and we can't blow it.

We must not forget that there is still more to do.

I am profoundly grateful to the people of Michigan for voting for me twice, by big margins, the last time by almost twice the margin by which we prevailed in the country.

I call on Congress to join me in promoting work and responsibility by enacting my budget proposals to make work pay.

Just because somebody's term is over, everything that needs to be done doesn't go away.

We have the chance to build the future of our dreams for our children.

I signed landmark bipartisan welfare reform legislation, transforming our Nation's welfare system into one that requires work for time-limited assistance.

I hereby delegate to you the functions vested in me by section 646 of the ORBIT Act.

Our children deserve no less.

The United States, however, cannot and should not battle AIDS alone.

When it comes to AIDS, neither the crisis nor the opportunity to address it have borders.

There must be a sense of urgency to work together with our partners in Africa and around the world.

Millions of lives—perhaps hundreds of millions—hang in the balance.

Today I am pleased to sign into law H.R. 3519, the 'Global AIDS and Tuberculosis Relief Act of 2000.'

This is a big deal here.

The people have to choose wisely.

Once you convince people it's a big election and they have to take it seriously, you're halfway home in terms of persuading them to vote for our people.

The best thing I can give back to you is to do my dead-level best to get everything I can do done for America in the 5 months I've got left to be President.

The best stuff is still out there, because that's what I believe.

We had to work so hard to turn the economy around and get rid of the deficit.

AIDS is now the leading cause of death in Africa and increasingly threatens Asia and the former Soviet Union.

Sandy will be an inspiring envoy.

I am pleased to name Sandra L. Thurman Presidential Envoy for AIDS Cooperation.

I want to do stuff that keeps my juices running.