Bill Clinton

That's the big question here.

Let's work together to protect the health, the safety, the welfare of the American people.

I've been to Louisiana a lot since I've been President, about half as many times as I would have liked to have been.

Such achievements illustrate that the well-being of our neighbors is fundamental to our own security and prosperity.

We're smart people; we're good people; we work hard.

Every day we wait, 89 Americans—12 of them young people—are killed by gunfire.

I bet I cried through more of this tonight than anybody else here.

There is absolutely no excuse for sitting on our hands.

I would sign that bill tomorrow.

Delay may be easy for the congressional majority, but it's proving very hard on our families.

I know you. You are my friend.

It was a blessing that I will have with me for the rest of my life.

First of all, this country is in a lot better shape than it was in 1992.

We owe a profound debt of gratitude to these heroes who stood face to face with the forces of tyranny and oppression.

If you're in favor of healthy mothers raising healthy babies, you ought to be in favor of family planning.

I hope we'll have a better understanding of how they fit with their times and how they overcame their difficulties, as President Lincoln did.

It would become, as he said, more developed, more enlightened as new discoveries are made, new truths disclosed, manners and opinions change.

The retirement earnings test means higher benefits for—ending it means higher benefits for working seniors with no negative effects.

Let us say today that no nation on this Earth should be forced to choose between feeding and educating children or paying interest on excessive debt.

Let us pause to thank all who have responded to that call to greatness.

People who enjoy sports can volunteer at a Special Olympics event.

You can take pride in being a part of this extraordinary grassroots effort to reduce the debt of the world's most impoverished countries.

We know Americans favor family planning at home and voluntary family planning assistance abroad.

Family planning is a vital part of that empowerment.

In too many countries around the world today, excessive debt and unwise economic policies divert crucial resources from health, education, environment, and other social investments.