Bill Clinton

Push us to do better. Push us to keep making progress.

We can turn it around; we absolutely can, but it's going to take some time.

We couldn't restore the American economy without restoring the California economy.

These grants... you will look back on this and say this is the best money we ever spent.

It won't happen in a day. But if we work together and we work hard, every year we can see progress.

Unemployment is down, and jobs are up.

We have to revolutionize our approach to unemployed people.

A strategy to regain control of our economic destiny; to put confidence back into our people; to strengthen our families.

We've launched our country's first national export strategy.

In the end, the true test of our endeavors is whether they enrich the meaning of the lives of the people who live in this country.

Together we can turn this economy around and get things going again for California and for the entire country.

I believe, in short, that we can make the kinds of changes, public changes we need to make to move this country forward.

For American families, this is a signal that we value work over welfare.

Real progress requires a broad-base approach.

I am convinced that this economy can recover for four reasons.

Our economic plan has brought the deficit down.

We cannot do well if we permit that to happen.

You betcha, I want to sell more to Mexico and the rest of Latin America.

More police reduces crime; it doesn't just help you catch criminals.

Today I am pleased to sign into law S. 1670, the 'Hazard Mitigation and Relocation Assistance Act of 1993.'

I ask all Americans to reaffirm their commitment to make drunk and drugged driving unacceptable.

Ricardo Martinez has dedicated his career to improving trauma care and curtailing car accident deaths.

This happens everywhere.

This plan makes a real effort to increase people's access to health care in rural areas.

It provides higher ceilings on the amounts of Federal disaster funds that can be available to help flood victims move out of harm's way.