Bill Clinton

If we can't save that amount of money, then we've really got problems.

I am pleased that she has agreed to serve at the Commerce Department.

To the extent feasible and permitted by law, no executive department or agency shall promulgate any regulation that is not required by statute and that creates a mandate upon a State, local, or tribal government.

We think it's very doable.

I think that all they're doing is—here, this organization is like everybody else—they're going to lobby for the best deal they can get.

American taxpayers have a right to expect that their Federal dollars are being put to the best possible use.

These cuts are part of our commitment to put our economic house in order.

I am committed to fundamentally altering and improving the way the Federal Government buys goods and services by ensuring that electronic commerce is implemented for appropriate Federal purchases as quickly as possible.

I have the pleasure of transmitting to you the Fourteenth Annual Report of the Federal Labor Relations Authority for Fiscal Year 1992.

I think that all the countries involved have a lot at stake in proceeding.

The current Federal procurement system is inefficient and wasteful.

Reinventing Government is working, and I want to say a special word of thanks to the Vice President for his outstanding leadership on this project.

We can start seeing savings right away.

Egypt is hosting the substantive talks between Israel and the Palestinians...

There's been some movement over the weekend.

I wouldn't put it that way.

I don't think we would be where we are today if it weren't for President Mubarak.

It's our administration's position that the Secretary of State will continue to be very involved in the region.

The threat exists, the Egyptian authorities recognize it, and their policy towards it is one of working at the core issues.

I want to discuss how we can continue to work together on a comprehensive peace in the Middle East.

There has to be real changes, and there has to be a profound change in the realities on the ground.

We're also partners in a host of global efforts, from Operation Desert Storm to peacekeeping in Somalia today.

Our policy is to attempt to restore democracy in Haiti.

President Mubarak has proven repeatedly that he is a leader of great courage and determination.

We will do that, and we'll do it in a way that coordinates closely with the Egyptians as well.