Bill Clinton

I want them to have health care.

We are making progress.

I am very pleased to name these eminent scientists, engineers, business leaders, and educators as some of my key advisers.

We have increased the number of people who can apply for national service loans.

It has been long enough, folks.

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

Make this debate about John and Jan Cox, about the story Carolyn Mosley told, about the dreams of the future.

Pass it now, for them and for you.

This is a debate that we must win and that we will win.

I believe that if you look at the America that we're moving toward, the Government will adopt a less regulatory role.

I decided on April 11, 1994, to prohibit the bringing or importation into the United States of fish and wildlife products of Taiwan.

This is a partnership, and this is a good beginning.

I applaud the majority leader and the Members of the Senate who have been working diligently to bring a bill to the floor that works for ordinary Americans.

As my daughter says, this is a big deal.

This is a great day for our American jobs, for our economy, for our shipbuilding industry.

Jeff has served with dedication and uncompromising loyalty.

The mission of the United States at the close of the 20th century must be to keep the American dream alive in the 21st century.

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

I will miss his service and counsel.

The Iraqi regime has failed to comply fully with United Nations Security Council resolutions.

Nearly a year ago, the Iraqi government informed the United Nations that it would not implement Resolutions 706 and 712.

I hereby direct you, in consultation with the Secretary of the Interior, to prohibit the importation of fish or wildlife, as defined in 16 U.S.C. 3371 and 50 CFR 10.12.

Let the debate begin.

The Baghdad government continued to violate basic human rights of its own citizens through systematic repression of minorities and denial of humanitarian assistance.

This administration has made significant strides in the fight against this terrible epidemic.