Bill Clinton

The data collected will determine how more than $185 billion annually in public funds are shared fairly among the Nation's communities.

Better understanding of risk factors can help people make smarter choices--like quitting smoking or undergoing needed cancer screening.

The climate is changing, and the globe is warming at an unsustainable rate.

These critical steps will strengthen the sound, comprehensive energy strategy that has helped sustain the longest economic expansion in American history.

It is a truly universal activity that we can participate in, and full participation is important to the success and progress of every community.

We should practice what we preach.

It is important to your community.

Early detection and preventative treatment remain the best weapons we have in the battle against this disease.

It is important to our Nation.

I do hereby proclaim April 2000 as Cancer Control Month.

It is no longer necessary to put more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere to grow our economy.

Every citizen must first understand that he or she can do something about this, and it won't bankrupt them.

It is critical that the House reauthorize EPCA immediately to ensure that the United States maintains its ability to use all available tools to respond to the needs of the U.S. economy.

The census is important to you and your family.

Children are our link to the future and our hope for a better tomorrow.

We should become a role model because... we have the technology here.

We as a Nation are participating now in the largest peacetime mobilization in our history.

Keeping children safe is a community responsibility, and prevention must be a community task.

More than three out of five seniors on Medicare in this country today do not have adequate, affordable prescription drug coverage.

I think within 10 years the practice of medicine will be totally unrecognizable.

I think it's important because it's not like we don't have any evidence.

But their position is that guns are the only area of our national life where there should be no prevention.

Nothing lasts forever; nothing can be taken for granted.

We want all seniors to have access to state-of-the-art medical care.

I can't say anything better to you than when the waving symbol of one American's pride is the shameful symbol of another American's pain, we still have another bridge to cross.