Bill Clinton

The United States is not trying to grow its economy on a weak dollar.

I have to be for the United States, until we're eliminated.

This administration has worked very hard to try to do everything we could to give the American people the tools they will need to go confidently into the 21st century.

To amend title 11, D.C. Code, to clarify that blind individuals are eligible to serve as jurors in the Superior Court of the District of Columbia.

Security of Poland is very important to me personally and to all the NATO countries.

We will have the opportunity to give the American people what they need and want, and to give the American economy what it needs—guaranteed private insurance for every American.

I believe NATO should be and will be expanded.

Germany has a major role to play in the future in world affairs.

We don't recognize the whole sphere-of-influence concept.

Oh, yes, I expect I will.

Both sides are responsible for successful negotiations.

Since I've always been kind of an underdog, I like it when the underdogs do well.

I think of Poland as Central Europe.

That the United States and Poland are bound together, our futures are bound together; we're bound together by affection, by family ties, by our comradeship in World War II, and by our devotion to the constitutional idea of government, but…

It's very exciting and, I think, very appropriate we'll play on the Fourth of July against, obviously, a magnificent Brazilian team.

I do want to make it clear that, in my view, NATO will be expanded, that it should be expanded, and that it should be expanded as a way of strengthening security and not conditioned on events in any other country or some new threat arising…

Our view is it takes two to tango.

I am elated that they are going to meet.

My intention is to support an expansion of NATO.

It is in the national interest to suspend the application of the following provisions of law until January 1, 1995

The voices of doctors, nurses, hospitals, hundreds of thousands of large and small businesses, and American families must and will be heard.

This is a good bill that I sign into law today—good for the American people and good for their confidence in our democracy.

This law, originally passed in 1978, is a foundation stone for the trust between the Government and our citizens.

I am grateful for Jim Courter's tenacity, hard work, and commitment to building a stronger economy.

The use of reformulated gasoline will help to improve the quality of the air in the Nation's dirtiest cities.