Bill Clinton

In Ruth Bader Ginsburg, I believe the Nation is getting a Justice who will be a guardian of liberty for all Americans.

This is a beginning.

That is due in no small measure to her husband of 39 years, himself a distinguished lawyer.

These are the people that we all came here to work for.

This is the largest deficit reduction plan in history.

We cannot simply say, 'This is a complicated time, and we're unequal to the challenge.'

Ruth Bader Ginsburg does not need a seat on the Supreme Court to earn a place in our history books.

There is no one with a deeper appreciation of this fact than Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

We did it, finally, after 6 long years of reducing defense spending.

This plan has already begun to work.

He will serve our country well as Ambassador to this important ally and trading partner.

She took on the complex challenges of winning what seems now to be such a terribly simple principle, equal treatment for women and men before the law.

I am very pleased to be naming Charles Masten, an experienced investigator with a thorough understanding of the Department of Labor, to this position.

This was a very important appointment to me.

This was clearly not an easy fight.

Today we come here for more than a bill signing.

This is the most pro-small business economic plan adopted in many a year in Washington, DC.

It is a good provision. It will help everybody in Charleston, West Virginia, and Casper, Wyoming, and throughout this country.

Marci Greenwood's work in both science teaching and university administration will be invaluable as she takes the lead at the Science Division.

We're all in this together, and everyone must do his or her part.

Nothing before us that cannot be cured if we have the willingness to open our ears, lower our voices, roll up our sleeves, and make our words speak through our deeds.

I am pleased today to name these two experienced individuals to our team at OSTP.

For the first time in the history of this country, people who work 40 hours a week and have children in their homes will be lifted, not by a Government program but by the tax system, out of poverty.

This is good for America.

Can we do it? Of course we can.