Bill Clinton

It gives me great pleasure to make this announcement today.

I think that it’s very important to remember that.

I think he will do an outstanding job in Geneva.

Through their efforts, they will ensure that our country maintains its strong relationships with our allies in Morocco, the Bahamas, and Sweden.

Fairness and justice must apply to audiovisual works as well as other elements in a final GATT deal.

The United States position is that we have a U.N. resolution which says that there must be some resolution of the unconscionable incident.

The United States is ready to sign a GATT accord that is fair and just for all.

I do hereby proclaim the month of October 1993 as National Down Syndrome Awareness Month.

I support strongly enforcing the sanctions.

Audiovisual services must be included in any GATT accord.

The Uruguay round is very important to the restoration of global growth.

We are living in a new world.

I am very pleased today to acknowledge the efforts of President Bush, President Carter, and President Ford in convening a group of prominent citizens for NAFTA. Never before have former Presidents joined forces to speak to the Nation about…

I want to reiterate that the thing that has impressed me is that more and more Members are trying to look beyond the politics of this issue and just ask what's good for America.

I deeply regret that illness has forced Shirley Chisholm to ask that her nomination to be our country's Ambassador to Jamaica be withdrawn.

As the U.S. Ambassador to Jamaica, she would have been a powerful voice for cooperation and justice.

Our policy in Somalia, I believe, is beginning to work.

I think the obvious import of what's happened in the last few days is that we're moving in the right direction.

Shirley Chisholm is a true pioneer of American politics.

We will pursue in the United States Security Council the reimposition of sanctions that had been in place prior to the beginning of the implementation of the Governors Island Agreement.

I want the Haitians to know that I am dead serious about seeing them honor the agreement they made.

The sanctions, in our judgment, should remain in effect until it is clear that this process is moving forward.

Education goes hand-in-hand with the expansion of democracy.

I have no intention of asking our young people in uniform or the Canadians or the people from the French-speaking countries to go in there to do anything other than implement a peace agreement.

It is time for us to stop talking about law and order and thinking about how we can organize ourselves to protect our culture.