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Bill Clinton

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Bill Jefferson Clinton served as the 42nd President of the United States from January 20, 1993, to January 20, 2001. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously held the position of Governor of Arkansas from 1983 to 1992. During his presidency, Clinton focused on several key policies, including welfare reform, economic growth, and healthcare reform. His administration is noted for achieving a budget surplus and for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

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Jun 22, 1994

We talked to him for a long time on the telephone. The only reason we didn't is because I didn't want to ask him to come all the way up to Camp David, and we had planned to go up there for the weekend. And he decided and I decided there…

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Jun 22, 1994

First, I would like to welcome King Hussein back to the White House and to say how very much I support his courage and vision in renewing his efforts to make peace with Israel. I want to reaffirm the support of the United States for a…

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Jun 22, 1994

Well, let me say that, first of all, we have been in touch with the North Koreans in New York almost at this moment. We will set up these talks, and we will have ample opportunity to discuss the range of issues that will be discussed in…

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Jun 22, 1994

This committee action sends a clear signal to the American people that Congress is well on its way to making health care history this year.

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Jun 22, 1994

I think there's already been enough talking, and I'm ready for the music.

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Jun 22, 1994

These provisions would result in an approximate increase of $0.6 billion in direct spending, which the bill does not fully offset.

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Jun 22, 1994

The White House Conference on Travel and Tourism will provide you and your colleagues an opportunity to meet with leaders in the executive branch and in Congress.

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Jun 22, 1994

They have broken the chokehold of special interests and, by choosing to cover everyone, have stood up instead for millions of hard working middle class Americans.

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Jun 22, 1994

This is, after all, your house, and we're sort of the temporary tenants.

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Jun 22, 1994

This provision could easily displace gainfully employed workers and disrupt local economies.

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Jun 22, 1994

International tourism is one sector of our economy that consistently generates a trade surplus.

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Jun 22, 1994

Failure to close the USUHS would increase Department of Defense spending by $286 million between FYs 1995 and 1999.

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Jun 22, 1994

This function should remain with the Department of Energy, which has cradle-to-grave responsibility for the maintenance and reliability of nuclear warheads.

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Jun 22, 1994

I want to thank the Members who came and brought their family members, their friends, their staff members.

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Jun 22, 1994

Most of the funds I am releasing today will help small business people in southern California who have had difficulty obtaining assistance until now.

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Jun 22, 1994

This would undermine the principle that new mandatory spending should be offset by reductions to existing mandatory spending.

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Jun 22, 1994

The travel and tourism industry is one of the unsung heroes of our economy.

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Jun 22, 1994

Hillary and I have tried to make this event and the one we had last year fun, relaxing, nonpolitical, which is almost impossible in Washington.

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Jun 22, 1994

The potential annual cost of the additional personnel is over $100 million.

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Jun 21, 1994

We have not survived over 200 years as the strongest and oldest democracy in this country by fighting out our differences on moral and racial and ethnic issues.

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Jun 21, 1994

I think it's legitimate for the President to use his legal authority to underscore that point.

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