Bill Clinton

Whenever anyone comes to me and says, 'Mr. President, should I run for this, that, or the other job?' I say, 'Why do you want it, and what would you do?'

I think the older you get... everything else seems small by comparison, including the most wonderful job in the world.

Do not be lulled into a false sense of confidence or think for a moment it does not matter whether you keep looking to tomorrow.

I'm glad to be back with Susie and Mark, and I'm glad to be here with all of you.

America and the world have benefited tremendously from the amazing advances we have seen with the Internet and computer technology.

I'm here tonight because I want to see the work we've done for the last 7 years and a couple of months continue.

Those who have access to computers and to the Internet and those who do not...has now become known as the digital divide.

Time will tell, won't it?

I wish—when I saw the Vice President and Senator Bradley in their last debate...

I think it should be a time where the American people say the only way we can keep doing well is if we keep trying to do better.

Your skills and your ideas and the companies that you have created have the potential for so much good.

That's the only observation I want to make.

I didn't like 'us' and 'them' politics.

I've once again asked Congress to meet and pass commonsense gun safety legislation that they've been sitting on for 8 months.

I think very highly of it.

Oh, yes. That's Maine. It's a great story.

I know that the Forum on Communications and Society is also working hard to be a catalyst for change and for better and broader use of technology.

The voters are in charge in this deal, not me.

That's why it's so important that you pass this proposition 26.

If we can make every American technologically literate, if we can make our Government wise not only in its own use of technology but in setting those conditions and giving those tools.

The major thing I would like to do tonight is have a chance to visit with you.

I made two appearances for Senator Feinstein and the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee.

We have lots and lots of urban neighborhoods and rural areas where unemployment is still in double digits.

The important thing about every election is that it is a job interview.

We all do better when we help each other.