Bill Clinton

Everything we do will be multilateral in character.

This important step forward in the electronic dissemination of Federal information will provide valuable insights into the most effective means of disseminating all public Government information.

We’re interested in more trade, not less.

We now have a 7-year high in housing sales, unemployment below 7 percent.

I think we just need to move forward.

With their understanding of the important connection between these two fields, I am confident they will ensure American policies work to promote a strong economy and a healthy environment.

Joe Grandmaison has many years of experience in economic development, as well as in civic affairs.

We have to address the economic imbalances.

Our view is that what we want to do is to bring together a set of different discussions which relate to each other and are really to impossible to disentangle.

I sign into law S. 564, the 'Government Printing Office Electronic Information Access Enhancement Act of 1993,' which will enhance electronic access by the public to Federal information.

I hereby transmit the Annual Report for 1992 of the Federal Council on the Aging.

I like Senator Dole. I always have.

I'm confident they'll produce a plan that will give us that.

Your presence here today is a symbol of the importance of opening the political system to informed citizens.

We have to have $500 billion in deficit reduction.

We will fight for all the $250 billion in spending cuts contained in this program.

That's what motor voter does; that's what family leave does.

Right now, over 60 percent of this money is coming from people with incomes above $200,000.

It was a very, very important day for all of us.

This is a program that's good for jobs.

It is a very, very important advance.

I want an energy component that promotes energy conservation in clean fuels.

I believe will be self-evidently in the interest of the vast majority of the American people.

One of the reasons more people voted in the Presidential election in 1992 is because of all the debates, all the town meetings.

We've got to keep it going.