Bill Clinton

It is just the kind of forward-thinking initiative we need to drive our economy toward a decade of creative change.

The violence against clinics must stop.

These businesses have been hit especially hard by the recession and by a problem not of their own making that can be summarized by two fearsome but now well-worn words: credit crunch.

It is time to break the gridlock that has blocked action and bring all sides together to craft a balanced approach to the economic and environmental challenges we face.

I don't know what-you all have published lists.

This administration is firmly and unequivocally committed to the private sector as the engine of economic growth in America.

We know that if we create a reliable and secure system of credit for America's small businesses, they'll create jobs for Americans and profits for themselves.

This action that this administration is taking today should take a big chunk out of that wall.

We cannot afford not to try to resume this trend in the 1990's.

I agree that we will have a budget resolution which will be roughly conforming to the reestimates of the CBO in general terms and that will still contain the investment strategy that I want to pursue.

No, we had a great meeting.

I believe, under all the scenarios I have seen that I think are possible, we would see immediate savings in the private sector if we were to adopt a comprehensive health care reform package.

I think that eventually all the committees will get together, and the two bodies will get together, and we will work out a budget that the American people can be proud of.

We want to get acquainted and talk about some matters of mutual concerns.

I am very, very hopeful that the United States and France can be partners in updating our common interests.

I believe the United States has an obligation to try to stop the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

I restated the position of the administration, which is now well-known in the public, that we were opposed to the introduction of American ground forces.

I think it is entirely possible that such a meeting might be useful.

I understand a little.

I learned a lot today.

We haven't worked out the details on how it's going to be done.

I support last year's agreement.

Failure to continue peaceful nuclear cooperation with the European Atomic Energy Community would be seriously prejudicial to the achievement of United States non-proliferation objectives.

We have some issues that need to be managed, need to be resolved between the United States and Europe.

I look forward to being one again someday.