Bill Clinton

I still very much believe that this ought to be done.

I am firmly committed to the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Let me just mention two or three things that should be reassuring to small businesses.

This is not about the politics of envy.

I think a lot of the questions that have been raised about it in the Congress are the very questions that are being debated and dealt with in the negotiations now going on between the countries.

Democratic governments have achieved peace, strengthened freedoms, and accelerated the pace of economic integration.

Massachusetts June 19, 1993 Thank you very much. I must tell you, I have marched in many of these processions over the years. I don't think I ever marched in one that made me any happier than when we were coming down this line and all of…

Good morning. For 5 months I've been fighting hard for a national economic strategy to build prosperity for all our people. And now America's on the move. Just this week we scored several significant victories for the American people in…

He brought a tremendous pride and dignity to a game that will be forever in his debt.

Frankly, I'm thrilled to meet these heroes of sport.

Wilma Rudolph, you are a great one.

I'm glad all of you could be here with us tonight to celebrate the tradition of sport in American life.

You are welcome here, too, tonight.

He is a remarkably gifted man.

I thank you for lending your dignity to this occasion and for your service to this country.

Muhammad Ali may be the most widely recognized athlete in the world.

There will be more said about Arthur Ashe tonight at Constitution Hall.

Hussein of Jordan June 18, 1993 President Clinton and King Hussein of Jordan held a productive meeting which lasted for 2 hours. The two leaders discussed a wide range of issues, including their shared commitment to achieving tangible…

Talked a lot about the peace process. I learned about the King's position; he learned about the United States position. We talked a little about Iraq and the imperative nature of continuing to enforce those sanctions and being very tough…

Well, it's not Mickey Mouse. [Laughter] [At this point, one group of reporters left the room, and another group entered.]

I want you to know I walked down this park in a pair of Dexter shoes made in Maine.

It's time to get America moving again.

We do not walk alone.

Make no mistake about it, Washington is finally moving to put our economic house in order.

Seventy-five percent of the taxes are paid by those in the upper 6 percent of income brackets.