Bill Clinton

I think that this is a quickly evolving landscape.

I thank you very much for the contribution you made to my education and to my years here.

Technology in this new era will either erase lines that divide us or widen them.

It is now possible to grow an economy and improve the environment at the same time.

I believe the answer to that should be no, unless the consumer affirmatively says, no, you can go look at my health information.

If you do, you will achieve it.

Americans should have the ability to control how their information is used by the firms that provide them financial services.

You are graduating into a strong economy, the strongest in our Nation's history.

Seventy percent of the homes on her Navajo reservation did not have a phone.

We must show them that they can grow even faster by following a different path, but first we must set a good example.

The momentum on this topic is only going in one direction.

We must be able to enjoy the benefits of technology without sacrificing our privacy.

I believe that is wrong.

We have to adjust our rules for this new age, to protect the zone of privacy and give consumers choice.

I urge all Americans to recall the valor and selflessness of all those who made this Nation worthy of our love and loyalty.

The health care of Americans is too important to be sidetracked by partisan politics.

I have actually shown up here for 8 straight years.

I think this short film will show that I have come to terms with it.

Seniors and people with disabilities living on fixed incomes simply cannot continue to cope with these kinds of price increases.

I'm working hard on this re´sume´ deal.

May 1, 2000, as Loyalty Day.

We can work together on a plan that's affordable, dependable, and available to all older Americans.

I have loved these 8 years.

Congress also has an obligation to strengthen Medicare and modernize it, with a voluntary, affordable prescription drug benefit.

It's been an honor to serve and fun to laugh.