Bill Clinton

I want to say right now, I have nothing against ABC.

This is not a matter of homogenizing this country; it's a matter of celebrating, relishing our differences and somehow finding a way to affirm our common humanity.

I transmit herewith the annual report of the National Endowment for the Arts for 1998.

I mean, I don't see how it involves me at all.

This is not a matter of getting everybody right with the law.

I'm willing to compromise, but I don't want to destroy the purposes of the background check.

I think that the main thing is that the Justice Department is handling it.

I think it's a sign of friendship and familiarity.

I'm proud of the fact that we have an administration that looks like America, with the most diverse Cabinet and staff in history.

Don't you newspeople ever learn? It isn't the mistake that kills you. It's the coverup.

I think we will have a woman President and certainly an African-American or Hispanic or an Asian-American President—maybe all three.

The only evidence they have is we have kept handguns out of the hands of half million felons, fugitives, and stalkers.

Choosing Al Gore was one of his very best decisions.

A classic example of doing well by doing good will help us to create one America.

This is not an act of charity or kindness or even constitutional obligation but enlightened self-interest.

I think the main thing that she's got to think about is not what they're saying about her but what she's going to say to the people of New York.

While we support the goal of increasing homeownership opportunities for persons with disabilities and others, the tenant based pilot program for disabled homeownership, as authorized in the bill, is unnecessary.

It is a constant theme throughout all human history, and it is something that, in positive and profoundly negative ways, is being played out all over the world today.

This is not about keeping something bad from happening. This is about making good things happen.

I believe that they will.

This bill contains many new provisions to advance aviation safety.

Today, there are more phone lines in Manhattan than there are in all of Africa.

I think that Washington, DC, needs more social capital.

I transmit herewith the 6-month report required under the heading 'International Organizations and Programs'.

As I said at the start of this inquiry, nearly 2 years ago, Secretary Herman did nothing wrong.