Bill Clinton

I have to face the fact that that's where it is.

Over 90 percent of the small businesses are eligible for an actual tax reduction.

I don't think it has anything to do with principle, and I don't think it's personal.

This money will be spent to reduce the deficit and to provide economic incentives.

The Pollution Prevention Act of 1990 established that it is the national policy of the United States that, whenever feasible, pollution should be prevented or reduced at the source.

We are committed to working to enhance the long-term economic and environmental health of the region.

This plan has 200 specific spending cuts, and it reduces Government spending by more than $250 billion.

We think we have some options to offset it.

We want to reduce the deficit by $500 billion.

Every small business in your State has a chance to lower its tax burden by investing more in its business.

I ask for the support of the Congress in being willing to reexamine all of our assumptions.

The law simply requires that we chart a course for every endeavor that we take the people's money for.

I am extremely pleased by action taken today by the Senate in passing the National and Community Service Trust Act.

I'll give the Judge Ginsburg answer: That's for you to determine.

Too often in the past, judicial nominations have prompted a partisan brawl and generated more heat than light.

Now we are taking steps to implement that plan and get timber to the mills.

The only thing that benefits them now is delay and denial and more of what we've had for too long.

We are determined to do that.

There should be an end to the shelling of Sarajevo, an end to the misery before we go through another winter.

I've always said national service is the American way to change America.

There will be many more budget cuts.

I am extremely pleased at the swift and determined action by the U.S. Senate in overwhelmingly confirming Ruth Bader Ginsburg to the United States Supreme Court.

This fuel tax increase is quite modest and, for example, will be a much lower burden on fuel than the Btu tax.

Tonight I will address the Nation about my plans to put our economic house in order.

I think it will pass.