Bill Clinton

I have no reason to believe he wasn't.

Health care is a fundamental right and every American ought to have it.

I believe that most people want something that will elevate them and bring them together with different people.

What you're doing here is what America ought to be doing: getting people together, getting things done, building human dignity.

We are going to do our dead-level best this year to finally join the ranks of every other advanced nation in the world and give our American families health care security that is always there.

We have to restore confidence in people that if they do acquire the skills they need and help their countries move forward, they'll be rewarded and not punished.

Those are the kinds of things that we are doing.

I'm a Democrat by heritage, instinct, and conviction.

Let us begin by recognizing the fundamental reality that private enterprise, not Government action, is the engine of economic growth and job creation.

The best Government policies, the best business practices cannot stop these changes.

I am pleased to announce that I have nominated Admiral Jeremy M. Boorda to succeed Admiral Frank A. Kelso II as Chief of Naval Operations.

I hope that it works out.

I think the race he's winning here with you and your lives and your children is far more important than any Indianapolis race he will ever win.

I began to feel like a real President.

Too many middle class people are working harder for less, and too many people in America are still unemployed.

America is great because America is good, and if America ever ceases to be good, she will no longer be great.

Our vision of the good society depends as much on a thriving private sector as anything else.

The reason this deal is working for you is everybody is important, everybody counts, and people work together.

Nobody's thinking about their dignity or their potential.

In these tasks you affirmed our commitment to justice, always with keen judgment and good humor.

It is with profound sadness and regret that I accept your resignation as Associate Attorney General.

I got into this work because that's what I wanted to do.

One of the things that I hope will come out of this G-7 meeting is that by talking together openly and honestly about the problems of growth and sharing our common experiences, each of us who are leaders in our countries will be able to do…

I believe fundamentally in the common sense and the essential core goodness of the American people.

He has distinguished himself as one of the foremost military leaders serving in the armed services today.