Bill Clinton

I think the most important thing we can do is to keep it going and spread its benefits to the people and places that still aren't part of it.

This is what we propose to do with our prosperity.

I've worked real hard to work with other countries to reduce the threat of nuclear, chemical, and biological war.

We have to pass this legislation.

This election is every bit as important as the elections of '92 and '96.

The Committee bill fails to address the shortage of affordable housing to help homeless and low-income families.

If Congress cuts off funding for this lawsuit or interferes with the Justice Department's pursuit of the lawsuit, Congress will be capitulating to the tobacco industry once again at the expense of taxpayers and their children.

Eight years ago the country took a chance on me, but we were in trouble.

This is a breakthrough which can and should end the tragic conflict in the Horn of Africa.

I hope this commitment by Ethiopia and Eritrea to stop the fighting also signals their commitment to build the peace.

I call on the countries of the world who have not yet done so to join the Geneva Protocol, CWC, and BWC

Significant progress has been made in Geneva at the Ad Hoc Group of BWC States Parties toward achieving this goal

One of the greatest threats to American and global security is the danger that adversary nations or terrorist groups will obtain and use chemical or biological weapons

True to the words of the Geneva Protocol, their prohibitions 'shall be universally accepted . . . binding alike the conscience and the practice of nations'

By marrying one of our oldest values—our commitment to consumer protection—with the newest technologies, we can achieve the full measure of the benefits that E-commerce has to offer.

I think if we will stay with the position that we're going to help all the schools that have these goals, which include music and the arts, and then we come in with the big ticket items, which are personnel and school building and repair…

Every one of these elections matters.

We want a tax cut, but not as big as theirs because we think we still need money to educate our kids.

This landmark legislation will ensure that consumer protections remain strong in the technology age.

I am pleased that the Senate today adopted the electronic signatures conference report by an overwhelming bipartisan vote.

They hope you won't think there are very big differences on election day.

All children can learn, and all children deserve a chance to learn.

As our growing economy has helped America's families meet their financial needs, the pressure to maintain that balance has increased.

Learning improves in school environments where there are comprehensive music programs.

I love it because of the potential it has to transform the lives of these young people.