Bill Clinton

Doing the right thing will accelerate the strength of this powerful economic engine.

Let us all give thanks for God's grace in our lives and for the wonderful blessings of liberty.

We have the strongest economy in history.

People ask me this all the time.

Intelligence is equally distributed in this world—I do.

Warm greetings to all those celebrating Passover.

I will be deeply disappointed if that doesn't happen.

We are trying to get Internet service throughout the Navajo Nation and, indeed, throughout all of Indian country.

Let us pray for a future filled with peace, hope, and opportunity for all the children of the world.

The more we can make access to this technology universal, the more we will be able to make equal educational opportunities universal.

I do. I especially like it when I don't have to think, I can just talk to you.

This is about having a specific plan—what are you going to do; who's going to do the work?

Every economist knows that new technologies will continue to drive rapid economic growth only if they continue to spread to all sectors of our economy.

I think making sure that we have universal telephone service and that people's homes will be able to be connected is the most important thing.

There are schools in New York City that are still heated by coal-fired furnaces.

Computers are important because they open the world of information to you in a way nothing else ever has.

One of the most important things about the Internet is it enables us to bring information that's available anywhere in the world to people.

The choice is in our hands.

I think the fact that oil prices have come down will make a substantial difference.

I have been doing this kind of thing for 7 1/2 years now.

That's why I have worked so hard to try to help end the racial and religious and ethnic and tribal wars of the world.

No portion of the monument shall be considered to be suited for timber production.

I do proclaim that there are hereby set apart and reserved as the Giant Sequoia National Monument.

I strongly supported her efforts and that we clearly had to uphold the rule of law.

The main thing is—I hope that all the people there who say they came to the United States because we have freedom and the rule of law will observe the rule of law.