Bill Clinton

We must provide for people to be in big buying groups where they can compete for health care.

I do hereby proclaim the month of May 1994, as Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month.

Thank you so much, Jack.

I never like to come to New York alone.

I want to thank you for your support of this endeavor.

I call upon individual Americans, representatives of government at all levels, businesses, and community, volunteer, and educational groups to work to increase opportunities for older Americans and to adopt healthier lifestyles.

We're just trying to give voice to them.

I just wanted to thank you for giving me a chance, through the press, to show America that there are plenty of businesses who support requiring employers to pay their fair share.

Let's do it in one year for health care and finally put this issue behind us.

It's also not fair for people whose children are born with an illness or who develop an illness not to ever be able to get health insurance.

It's the only way to control health care costs.

I ran for President because I wanted to change the country, working with you.

That bag says: 'Pathmark and the UFCW support health benefits at work and quality health care, including prescription medicines for all Americans.'

You can provide health care to your employees, and you can put stores in the inner cities.

This system eventually is going to cost everybody.

Well, we haven't had a chance to visit yet, but I have been looking forward to this for a long time. I admire his leadership very much, and I admire the incredible accomplishments of his nation under his leadership over the last several…

I have nothing else to say about it. [At this point, one group of reporters left the room, and another group entered.] Malaysia

I don't have--I'll make an announcement when I have something to say about Haiti policy. But I don't have anything else to say.

Well, I've never favored--you know what I favor. What I've been trying to do is to get Governors Island followed. I'm trying-- I think the people down there ought to keep their word. But we certainly can't afford to rule it out.

I don't want to discuss that. As I have said, I do not favor that option. I just don't think we can rule it out. I think it would be irresponsible to rule it out.

We've had our Haiti policy under review, as you know, for the last 3 or 4 weeks. And we had a meeting about it today. We're going to meet again tomorrow. And I think we may have some announcements to make after that.

The House of Representatives voted to make our streets safer by banning the sale of 19 different assault weapons.

All funds and financial resources of: all officers of the Haitian military, including the police, and their immediate families are blocked.

I'm committed to redressing these inequities.

By next Mother's Day we never have to worry about the health of our mothers being cared for.