Bill Clinton

I think it was pivotal.

We know that these efforts are having an impact: teen birth rates have dropped for the eighth year in a row.

I congratulate our Federal partners, Congress, the States, local communities, businesses, and American workers on how far we have come.

Agencies shall develop and begin to implement these plans within 120 days of the date of this order.

I think it's important not to obscure the fact that things are still being done.

We may never again be in this situation.

WIA provides broad access to employment opportunities, often for people with disabilities or others who have been excluded, and it should be properly funded.

The Executive order directs Federal agencies to improve the language accessibility of their programs by December 11, 2000.

I would guess if it ever amounted to anything, it would be one specific something that might come up in some area where I had a lot of involvement.

With approximately 100,000 repeat pregnancies each year, we must do all that we can to help improve the prospects for teen parents and their children.

I think they were just trying somehow to get the American people to discount what's happened.

It is critical that we help teen parents who cannot live with their own parents or other relatives gain access to supportive, adult-supervised living arrangements.

Nobody's got a monopoly on the truth.

Each Federal agency shall prepare a plan to improve access to its federally conducted programs and activities by eligible LEP persons.

The harsh tone in Washington, as the American people know, was set by the far right.

I believe he'll win in a positive way.

When we reduce paperwork requirements on our physicians, they have more time to spend with their patients.

With today's release of new national standards for electronic claims for health care transactions, we are taking a major step towards eliminating burdensome, time-consuming, and wasteful paperwork that costs the Nation's health care system…

I am concerned that language barriers are preventing the Federal Government and recipients of Federal financial assistance from effectively serving a large number of people in this country who are eligible to participate in their programs.

It was, on the facts, absurd.

It matters who's in the House.

Yes, I think if you look at it.

My Administration has made it a key priority to promote personal responsibility, prevent teenage pregnancy, and to provide young people with the educational and employment opportunities necessary to break the cycle of dependency.

Today's action is a win for patients and health care providers alike.

I would not vote for that person, because the times are very dynamic.