Political Quotes

Bill Clinton

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Bill Jefferson Clinton served as the 42nd President of the United States from January 20, 1993, to January 20, 2001. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously held the position of Governor of Arkansas from 1983 to 1992. During his presidency, Clinton focused on several key policies, including welfare reform, economic growth, and healthcare reform. His administration is noted for achieving a budget surplus and for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

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Oct 7, 1993

I believe very strongly that in order for us all to have the courage to make those changes, we need a higher level of personal security in this country.

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Oct 7, 1993

We are the only country in the world with an advanced economy that can't figure out how to cover all of our people.

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Oct 7, 1993

I started one of my other crusades here not very long ago, the crusade to pass a national service bill.

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Oct 7, 1993

I know he will represent their concerns fairly in Washington, with this administration and with Congress.

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Oct 7, 1993

Fred Slabach knows how important the Agriculture Department is to rural Americans.

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Oct 7, 1993

How do we change what's wrong, keep what's right, and how can we deal with the burden of our health care system?

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Oct 7, 1993

Contrary to some of the complaints about it, our plan will increase consumer choice, not decrease it.

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Oct 6, 1993

If we leave them now, those embers will reignite into flames, and people will die again.

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Oct 6, 1993

It is not our job to rebuild Somalia's society or even to create a political process that can allow Somalia's clans to live and work in peace.

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Oct 6, 1993

Our mission from this day forward is to increase our strength, do our job, bring our soldiers out, and bring them home.

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Oct 6, 1993

We started this mission for the right reasons, and we're going to finish it in the right way.

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Oct 6, 1993

I hereby certify that continued production from the naval petroleum reserves is in the national interest.

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Oct 6, 1993

We have to recognize that we cannot leave now and still have all our troops present and accounted for.

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Oct 6, 1993

I am convinced we will have lived up to the responsibilities of American leadership in the world.

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Oct 6, 1993

The human imagination is still the most powerful tool we have in moving forward as a civilization.

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Oct 6, 1993

A third of a million people had died of starvation and disease.

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Oct 6, 1993

I am committed to getting this job done in Somalia, not only quickly but also effectively.

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