Bill Clinton

Thank you for giving me the chance to run in '92, for sticking with me in '96, and for supporting a new direction for America.

I call on Congress to fully fund the bipartisan program it passed 2 years ago so that all Americans can participate in today's era of economic opportunity.

The Federal Government is committed to improving the accessibility of these services to eligible LEP persons.

I believe that we are achieving all three goals with the release of today's new standard.

Agencies will evaluate the particular needs of the LEP persons they and their recipients serve.

This is a huge election.

I don't believe in negative campaigns.

Every one of you has friends who may not even be active Democrats.

Get out here and stir around and tell people that.

We have got to keep working until there is not a single, solitary soul in America who stays out of higher education or drops out of higher education because of the cost.

The number of new jobs in the years just ahead requiring a bachelor's degree will grow twice as fast as those which don't.

I agree with what the Congressman said. To me, it is one of the proudest achievements of the last 7 years that we've done so much to open the doors of college to everyone.

Anyone who is able to go, willing to work, willing to learn and make the grade ought to be able to go, stay, and succeed afterward without being unduly burdened.

If we value opportunity for all, as we say we do here in America, we have to provide all Americans access to opportunity, and that means access to college.

We have more than doubled student aid in 7 years.

I have never known anybody that had the same combination of mind and heart and knowledge and organizational ability and constancy.

There are huge differences.

I am immensely proud of her for making this race.

I am pleased that the conferees agreed to provide full funding for a new pharmacy benefit for military retirees over the age of 65.

They will participate in helping to make sure there are international monitors for the elections.

The question before the American people is, now what?

I think she's going to win this race, but it's going to be quite expensive and quite controversial and quite difficult.

I think from our perspective the breathtaking developments in Croatia should give hope to people who are participating in each one of these elections.

I am disappointed that the bill does not fund the chemical weapons destruction facility at Shchuch'ye, Russia, which is vital to our security and international nonproliferation efforts.

I have signed into law H.R. 4576, the 'Department of Defense Appropriations Act, FY 2001.'