Bill Clinton

H.R. 5 would restore balance in collective bargaining by allowing businesses to operate during a strike through alternate means, while preserving fundamental union rights.

The Secretary of State shall issue, transmit to the Congress, and notify the Secretary of the Treasury of, as appropriate, waivers based upon findings made pursuant to section 307(d)(1)(A)(ii).

H.R. 5 would protect employees who exercise their legal right to strike from being permanently replaced by their employers.

Let me just say to all of you, we're going to need your help on NAFTA because to pass it, the Congress, and particularly the House, must believe that over the long run it is good for American jobs and incomes. I believe it is. I believe it…

I like it. I think it's the best and fairest tax.

That is not why there's not going to be a meeting here.

Let me say, in the end, the most important thing is that we bring the deficit down, that we cut spending, that we raise taxes on the wealthy, and that we invest money to grow this economy.

I want to reemphasize that, to me, in the end, we have to have certain basic principles satisfied.

Information Access Enhancement Act of 1993 June 8, 1993 It is with great pleasure that I sign into law S. 564, the ``Government Printing Office Electronic Information Access Enhancement Act of 1993,'' which will enhance electronic access…

I have delegated to--I don't want to get into the name game here. I'm interested in the principles of the program: deficit reduction, lower interest rates, job growth. We've got job growth coming back into this economy now, and I think we…

I don't know what the bridge will be. Let me just say this, I think it's very important that we move this promptly as possible to pass the economic plan. After the House acted, long-term interest rates dropped again. We now have a 7-year…

We can't live like that anymore.

The main thing I want to say is, it is hard to quarrel with results.

If we put our shoulder to the wheel and face the issues squarely, I think it will happen.

I believe that as a nation, we have to have the courage to change.

The people of this country are just like the stockholders in your companies.

I'm promoting the principles. These guys are going to work it out. My job is to advocate for the kinds of product--I want the results. I want jobs and incomes and growth. That's what we're producing now. That's my job. I'm confident…

Well, we just started. I have asked Secretary Bentsen to work with Mr. Panetta, to work with the Senate, to basically embody the principles that I think are important. We have to have $500 billion in deficit reduction. We have to have the…

His knowledge of how the private and public sectors can work together will serve him well in this new position.

Bob Watson and Mark Schaefer are scientists who have spent the bulk of their careers studying the connection between science and the environment.

I have delegated to—I don't want to get into the name game here.

We don't have the room for fiscal expansion because of large budget deficits.

We want to stress it is our most important bilateral relationship.

We are committed to working with the private sector to use technology to make Government information available to the public in a timely and equitable manner.

I think it's very important that we move this promptly as possible to pass the economic plan.