Bill Clinton

The Georgia economy's doing well.

This year, one in six working families will get a tax cut.

I ran for President because I thought our country was not on the right track.

North Korea can choose, and I hope they will.

I think it will be about $600 million over 3 years, something like that.

I think it has run out; maybe we've let it run on a bit too long.

We are ready to do business with the democratically chosen leaders of any nations who are willing to deal with us on honorable terms.

I think the whole world has been moved by the size of the turnout.

It's time for them to go.

I think the record—the economic benefits and the fact that we reflect middle class values will help the Democrats by November.

We are going to choose work over welfare by not taxing people into welfare, but lifting them out for work.

This agreement will create hundreds of thousands of American jobs and new economic opportunities at home.

America must be willing to assume the obligations and the risks of leadership.

This year, the Congress has got to adopt the new world trade agreement.

I welcome the election— American people find out the truth, they're going to support people who didn't say no every time.

We have great tests and challenges before us, each of us within our borders and across our borders.

We do have an obligation to join with others to do what we can to relieve suffering and to restore peace.

I agree with what President Carter said.

We'll have 3 years of declining deficits for the first time since Truman.

We're passing the toughest crime bill in American history.

Executive Order No. 12582 is revoked and shall be treated as void, effective February 2, 1987.

We need to provide the opportunity for every American to live up to his or her capacity in the least restrictive environment that that person might choose.

This is empowerment.

We had better fix it now.

We cannot run away from this.