Bill Clinton

I think it's a wonderful thing.

We have a whole range of other issues out there.

I certainly have no reason to believe that it is, but obviously I'm concerned about it.

I've been to Iowa twice, and I know how much flooding you've had.

We have to keep pace with the economic changes that are going on in the world.

Today we send a strong and dear message.

I think the Senate will support it on a bipartisan basis.

We cannot continue to progress as a country unless we have a more vigorous response to this problem.

I asked for this job, and most of the folks in the Congress do want to move this country off dead center and move it forward.

I am generally very favorable to that sort of approach.

The time has come to act.

I'm very hopeful that we can push this through and work this through.

I just told the crowd here that he made you the most famous brother in America last year.

It's time for us to act to get our own house in order.

Nobody wants to reduce the deficit because—the reason it got so bad as it did is that there were tough decisions required to turn it around.

We must not, and we will not, surrender our borders to those who wish to exploit our history of compassion and justice.

The solution is to welcome legal immigrants and legal legitimate refugees and to turn away those who do not obey the laws.

We are going to have to have some uniformity, but I want the private system to remain in place.

These are my friends.

I believe strongly that the Federal Community Reinvestment Act should be easier to follow and more clearly enforced.

I'm really glad to be able to talk with you now that the text telephone system is in place nationwide.

What this country needs is bold, persistent experimentation.

I think the Syrians have shown commendable restraint so far.

I want you to tell all the people here with me how you like this communications system.

We just have to see quick action from the Senate.