Bill Clinton

If we maintain our fiscal discipline, we can make America debt-free by 2013 for the first time since Andrew Jackson was President.

Our hearts have not yet fully healed, but today America stands together as one to keep faith with all those who lost their lives at Columbine—and all those whose lives were forever changed that day.

Seven years of fiscal discipline have turned that situation around, creating an era of record budget surpluses.

If the parties want to do this, we will do everything we can to help them and to minimize the difficulties and the risks involved.

There is now no conceivable argument for his not being able to be reunited with his son.

This place is such sacred ground.

I am transmitting a report on the United States Government's efforts to prevent nuclear proliferation.

Our success in democratizing access to credit under this administration is an historic achievement, but we cannot rest.

America is still with you, and that with this memorial you can know America will never forget.

Today, credit is more widely available than ever before for Americans who wish to borrow to buy a house or start a business.

Ensuring that all Americans have an opportunity to share in our Nation's economic prosperity has been at the core of my administration's domestic agenda.

I hope you can find the strength to live a full and loving life, free of hatred, which only cripples.

It is easy for us to say today, and even perhaps easy for you to clap today, but I know that this wise choice was also a very hard one...

What was meant to break has made you stronger.

We must remain watchful to ensure that, as we modernize our financial system, it works for all Americans.

We would not agree with those who attempted to weaken the CRA obligations of banks and thrifts in this process.

We can only tap the potential of these new workers, these new business owners, these new learners, if we work together.

This idea of closing the digital divide is good social policy.

I have for two reasons.

I believe we've got to find the right combination of incentives and initiative to bridge this divide.

Information technology has accounted for about 30 percent of this remarkable economic growth we've had.

America needs it to have a continually growing economy.

I am glad to be the first President to address this conference, but I am quite sure I will not be the last.

I think that all of us would like to see every American who is willing to work for it have a chance to be a part of this astonishing new era of enterprise.

Every child in America should have this opportunity, and we are trying to give it to every child in America.