Bill Clinton

This policy is good for our environment, our public health, and our Nation's farmers, and that's good for America.

The real progress that is being achieved in these committees is proving the naysayers wrong.

This new statute enables the great work of Government to go forward.

There is no turning back.

They want universal coverage.

This statute was permitted to lapse when its reauthorization became mired in a partisan dispute in the Congress.

I especially support the use of ETBE, a fuel derived from ethanol, because of its special environmental promise.

The rule could boost demand for corn by 250 million bushels a year.

This decision offers tremendous potential to provide the U.S. with thousands of new jobs for the future.

I am pleased to sign into law S. 24, the reauthorization of the Independent Counsel Act.

And they want costs controlled.

Chairman Gibbons and the Ways and Means Committee stepped up to their responsibility today and took a giant stride forward on the road to comprehensive health care for all Americans.

I have determined that it is appropriate to modify the application of duty-free treatment under the GSP currently being afforded to certain articles and to certain beneficiary developing countries.

I have determined that the HTS should be modified to adjust the original designation of eligible articles.

I am proud of the success of the Base Closure Commission during my administration.

It was neither a tool of partisan attack against Republican Presidents nor a waste of taxpayer funds.

I commend the Environmental Protection Agency for its decision to make renewable fuels a major ingredient in reformulated gasoline.

It ensures that no matter what party controls the Congress or the executive branch, an independent, nonpartisan process will be in place to guarantee the integrity of public officials and ensure that no one is above the law.

I have decided that it is appropriate to modify the HTS to make such changes and corrections.

I hereby transmit the report prepared by the Treasury Department on expenditures from blocked accounts.

The Palestine Liberation Organization continues to abide by its commitments

The base closure process has been nonpartisan, very effective, and continues to be of the highest importance to our efforts to reduce unnecessary base infrastructure in order to keep our military forces ready and strong.

I believe our economy and our environment can go hand in hand.

It is my intention to terminate this order upon the enactment into law of a bill reauthorizing the authorities contained in the Export Administration Act.

They want shared employer-employee responsibility.