Bill Clinton

If they have access to it, if they know how to use it, and if the educational opportunities are out there.

I wouldn't wish for finding outer galaxies, to see if there's life there.

It is important that we recognize we have come a mighty long way.

We will never get there if we don't get there together.

I think we should raise the minimum wage again.

I actually believe racial relations within the community were improving.

I just think that's wrong.

I believe we can use technology to help make the American dream a reality for more citizens.

Starting next summer, with the help of everyone here today, we will.

It is wrong for adults to leave guns lying around that 6-year-olds can use to kill other 6-year-olds or to kill themselves.

I don't think there's a thing in the world wrong with it, and I think it will help make us a safer society.

We have the safest air travel in the world, but as more and more Americans take to the air, we need to make our system as efficient as it safe.

I think it's a big mistake.

We cannot allow unequal access to deepen divisions along the lines of race, income, education level, and geography.

But the idea that 6-year-olds can get ahold of guns is outrageous.

We must bring the air traffic control system and the way it's managed into the 21st century.

I have called for a simple one dollar increase in the minimum wage to help millions of families.

More people will stay alive if we can close the gun show loophole.

My administration is committed to doing its part to ensure that all Americans benefit from opportunities created by information technology.

The right answer is to send me a clean bill, a bill simple and clear, that could fit on one side of one piece of paper.

I want to turn this into saving lives.

I applaud the creation of this partnership and strongly support the efforts behind it.

The bulk of the tax provisions in H.R. 3081 are directed away from working families.

It'll cost him a little less money, but then he'll have to open his home and have evenings where we actually debate the issues, instead of hustle you for money.

You just remember, every time you come to Washington, every time you lobby for something, every time you try to do something to empower your own people and to help them, you're doing something for the rest of us, too.