Bill Clinton

I heard worry in some of those voices and hope everywhere that new leadership could change our country for the better.

That's going to put billions and billions of dollars back into this economy.

I think it was a challenge to the United States and to me and to the West to take further initiatives in Bosnia. And I accepted it as such. I was eager to have a few moments to speak with Elie Wiesel after the ceremony. We went back into a…

Well, we're still well within our deadline. I think that--because of my father-in-law's illness my wife was out of pocket for about 3 weeks, and so we're going to be pushed back a little bit off the 100 days. But we're working very hard. I…

We're moving toward a deadline, and we'll have the details for you. I've already told--those things will be in the program. Whatever options we decide, we'll do that.

This critical assistance will help the unemployed and their families with grocery bills, mortgage payments and other expenses while they seek new employment.

We can be proud of his enormous accomplishments and the dignity and comfort he brought to the lives of so many of our country's least powerful and most dispossessed workers.

The hardest work of reform must be done by the people of Russia and the other states themselves, and we applaud the courageous steps they have taken.

Cesar Chavez was an authentic hero to millions of people throughout the world.

It is time to put our relations with Russia and the other states on a new footing.

I am disappointed that the job-producing elements of the original version of the legislation were forced to be removed from it.

It is my hope that the Congress will consider further legislation to produce the jobs that are needed to strengthen and sustain the current economic recovery.

The movement toward political and economic reform in Russia and the other new states of the former Soviet Union is the greatest security challenge of our day.

I share the sadness his family, friends, followers, and supporters all feel upon his passing away.

My deepest sympathies go out to all his loved ones.

I've got to talk to a lot of people, see where we are, and go forward. We've got lots of other issues we need to put out there in the Congress and, you know, we may not win them all. But I'm going to keep fighting for jobs. I'm going to…

I don't know. We'll see. This country went in one direction solid for more than a decade. I've been here about 90 days; it's going to take a little while to turn it around. But I'm not too disheartened. I'm disappointed in this particular…

This place is their place, too, for them as for us, to memorialize the past and steel ourselves for the challenges of tomorrow.

I have believed for a long time in grass roots community efforts and community service.

The Holocaust reminds us forever that knowledge divorced from values can only serve to deepen the human nightmare.

We bring out the best in our country when we serve.

I think all of you recognize the fundamental truth that as Americans and as human beings we can never be completely fulfilled unless we help each other.

Volunteers won the American Revolution.

I hope that this movement will go well beyond party or any other political division in this country.

Vehicle Safety April 20, 1993 To the Congress of the United States: I transmit herewith the 1991 calendar year reports as prepared by the Department of Transportation on activities under the Highway Safety Act and the National Traffic and…