Bill Clinton

These Internet disruptions highlight how important computer networks have become to our daily lives; and how vulnerabilities can create risks for all—including the Federal Government.

If we don't do this now when we've got the strongest economy in our lifetime, when will we ever get around to it?

But with every new technological advance there are new challenges, and we must meet them— both Government and the private sector—in partnership.

America has stayed young by thinking about tomorrow.

I'm here for many reasons—and I'm not running for anything.

We know what works. We don't have an excuse anymore.

We can make this the safest big country in the world, and we can do it without undermining the personal liberties of other people.

I think a lot of their Members want to.

Every major national survey shows that well over 70 percent of all Americans, without regard to their political party, support a strong, enforceable Patients' Bill of Rights.

This is a very important beginning.

I will not sign legislation... that is a Patients' Bill of Rights in name only.

If this gun had a child trigger lock on it, then the child, in all probability, could not have figured out how to undo the child trigger lock and fire the gun.

We can turn this situation around.

The gun death rate has dropped to its lowest point in 30 years, but it's still by far the highest of any advanced nation in the world.

This team has won 109 games, this Florida State team, in the 1990's—truly the team of the decade in American football.

I think that people of faith who believe that their faith drives them to certain political positions should be able to pursue that.

I was just—as a parent I was heartbroken, and then I was angry.

It is time to reach across party lines and do this.

I have attempted to put a comprehensive package on the table so that the United States can do its part to change this.

Let me say that if the Congress will send me a strong, enforceable Patients' Bill of Rights today, I'll send every one of them an invitation to a signing ceremony tomorrow.

What it takes to win on the football team, hard work and discipline and devotion to a common effort, give you pretty good lessons for life.

I welcome the members of the religious right into the American political community.

We're not nearly safe enough.

I think it's time to do that.

I came in with you, and I'm going out with you.