Bill Clinton

I urge all Americans to observe the 50th Anniversary of the Korean War.

We need to remember that not every 6- or 8- or 10-year-old can be on the football team or on a basketball team or even on a soccer team.

Take advantage of this moment to build the future of our dreams for our children.

Congress should act on the following key pieces of my energy policy.

We think we ought to bend over backwards and let everybody participate.

This is a really important election.

We can approach the election and say, 'Okay, we've got two candidates for President that are honorable people.'

Sometimes the answers people give depends upon the way the question is asked or what you think the real question is.

I want to join all Americans in extending our thoughts and prayers to the victims and their families and coworkers.

This election is about what do we intend to do with our prosperity.

I'm sick and tired of elections—for 20 years, I have watched elections.

The Beijing Amendment will constitute a major step forward in protecting public health and the environment from potential adverse effects of stratospheric ozone depletion.

I think it's important that we have a great, decent, candid, clear national debate.

The best social program any government can provide is a good private sector job.

The Senate bill fails to provide adequate funding to help strengthen accountability and turn around failing schools.

This grievous act was committed against dedicated individuals who were working to ensure the public's health and safety.

There are real differences here on economic policy, on Medicare and prescription drugs, on the Patients' Bill of Rights, on the minimum wage.

I think we ought to commit ourselves to paying America's debt off.

What a country does at a magic moment like this is just as stern a test of its judgment and its character as what a country does when it's in trouble.

Congress can take immediate action to address these issues and make progress in the fight to reduce gun violence.

We decided together that all these emerging issues in the West were ignored by the other party when they were in power.

We have had a contest of ideas.

I believe that we can talk about it, and we can chart our future.

I think Al Gore will be elected President.

I have proposed a $4 billion package of tax incentives to encourage consumers to purchase more efficient cars, homes, and consumer products.