Bill Clinton

We are talking about a new scientific and technological infrastructure for the country.

I instructed NASA to redesign the space station program in a way that would preserve its critical science and space research and ensure international cooperation, but significantly reduce costs and improve management.

The Voting Rights Act was adopted to give reality to the 15th amendment's guarantee of the right to vote, the most basic right of a democracy.

I think it is a win-win situation if the Senate passes a budget that has $500 billion in deficit reduction.

The American public want a space station.

The Voting Rights Act is central to our Nation's efforts to eradicate racial discrimination and secure equal opportunity for all Americans.

The military back of Aideed has been broken.

Enactment of these two proposals would permit the Departments to address the depth of destruction caused by natural disasters.

I'm going to fight for it hard; I believe in it.

We cannot retreat from our obligation to invest in our future.

Inclusion of all Americans in the political process is necessary if we are to work together as communities, States, and a nation to address the difficult challenges that confront us all.

We could not let it go unpunished.

The operation is over and that it was a success.

I think it is a great advance, and I'm elated that the bill is going on to the House.

I will draw the line here.

I think it's a very important part of our overall science and technology mission.

I am calling for the U.S. to work with our international partners to develop a reduced-cost, scaled-down version of the original Space Station Freedom.

I recommend that the Congress give favorable consideration to this agreement at an early date.

I think that this issue affects the American people so deeply.

We can do it, too, if we do this, then tackle the deficit.

The enemy will be anybody that threatens the security and the peace of the member nations.

Today I am pleased to take an important step in the promotion of democracy by putting in place my proposal for strengthening one of the most effective foreign policy tools we have, our international broadcasting programs, for the spread of…

Well, I was very pleased to see that the oilseeds portion will go forward. But I think the rest of it we need to talk about. The United States supports the Blair House agreement. [At this point, one group of reporters left the room, and…

I urge the Senate to pass this legislation tomorrow.

I congratulate the Senators from both parties who voted to break the filibuster of campaign finance reform.