Bill Clinton

I appreciate the changes that the Congress made to section 3 of this bill, with respect to new section 601(b)(1)(C) of the Communications Satellite Act of 1962.

This agreement is a major victory for America's families.

I hereby certify that the United States Government is not implementing the Memorandum of Understanding Relating to the Treaty Between the United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics on the Limitation of…

It says that gunmakers can and will make their guns much safer without infringing on anyone's rights.

My Administration has a clear vision for INTELSAT privatization, one shaped by our overriding concern with benefiting U.S. consumers through increased competition.

It was a fortunate wind that blew me into your presence.

With warm hearts and a deep spirituality, they embraced the promise of salvation that Saint Patrick brought to their beautiful island 16 centuries ago.

This agreement shows we can get so much done when we find the courage to find common ground.

I hope today's announcement will encourage others to respond in kind.

We just wanted a change in the way America lives to make it a safer place.

I hope the Republican leaders in the House and the Senate will listen and get this conference underway.

I want to congratulate the 1999 Stanley Cup winner, the Dallas Stars.

It embodies our fascination with athletics, with determination, with teamwork.

I really don't know; must be a good fundraising tactic.

It's time for the House and Senate conference to resolve the differences between the two bills and send one to me.

All the Dallas Stars earned this Cup.

The Dallas Stars changed the perception of hockey.

I hereby waive the sanctions contained in sections 101 and 102 of the Arms Export Control Act.

I like people who don't give it up—without a fight.

The American people have spoken clearly and consistently about the need to protect our children from gun violence.

The only way they could meet their spending priorities with this tax cut is to go back to huge deficits.

I'm encouraged by a lot of the developments that are going on.

This is unrealistic, unwise.

I think it's truly ironic that the NRA is now criticizing us for not throwing everybody in jail that fails a Brady background check.

Nobody in their right mind believes America is as safe as it ought to be or could be.