Bill Clinton

Solidarity inspires us still.

It is time for the shoe to be on the other foot.

We remember the brave men and women of the Polish Home Army who stood on the front lines of combat as their city was destroyed.

Our plan gives you your choice of doctors.

I hereby proclaim August 1, 1994, as Helsinki Human Rights Day and reaffirm the American commitment to upholding human dignity and freedom.

The American people want action against the crime and violence that has become a familiar threat in almost every neighborhood.

We are doing things.

The courage and hope that carried their parents and grandparents through the darkest days of the 1944 uprising remain.

I have been out here for one year saying, let's give health care to the American people.

I think Carolyn is a real American, and what is their answer to her?

Well, I'm not familiar with all the details of the gaming law. Let me say this. I have worked hard with Secretary Babbitt to work with the Native American tribes throughout the country---- [At this point there was a problem with the…

Our national economic strategy has produced 3 years of deficit reduction for the first time since Harry Truman was President.

We owe them a future of hope, not fear.

This health care fight is far from the first one in which we have been engaged.

Thank you all for coming.

We passed the biggest deficit reduction plan in history.

It's time for us to fulfill Harry Truman's mission, to act with his vision and courage.

This is a country that's can-do.

The toughest anticrime bill in the history of the United States.

I sought the Presidency because I was concerned about the direction of our Nation.

How can we in good conscience say, when we know every other country's done it, how can we say America is not up to it?

We're shouting too much and listening too little.

This plan is working, and we need to keep Sherrod and Eric and Lou in the Congress and elect Joel Hyatt to keep America's economy going.

Let me ask you something, and I want you to listen to this, it's so ironic.

What we owe these kids is not just peace in the world but peace on our streets and peace of mind.