Bill Clinton

If we pay the debt down, every working family in this country will have lower interest rates.

We have the strongest economy we have ever had, with the lowest Hispanic unemployment rate in history.

H.R. 2366 is a sweeping tort reform measure that amends State liability rules as they apply to businesses.

We also call for full and immediate access for humanitarian organizations seeking to provide relief to war-ravaged civilians in Sudan.

H.R. 2366 is likely to strand a large number of injured plaintiffs.

I am deeply concerned by reports that the Government of Sudan bombed a school in the Nuba Mountain region on February 8, killing and wounding many young children.

America was already a very diverse country, not nearly so much as it is today.

We must recognize that there are still lots of people in places this economic recovery has left behind.

The sweeping preemption of State law effectuated by H.R. 2366 is unjustified, unnecessary, and, in the Administration's view, unwise.

I want to try to be a good citizen.

I think that the American people—this is their year, their time.

I love her very much, and I think—I know her better than anybody else, and I believe she'd be a great public official.

I think those are the touchstones that ought to guide Government policy.

The American people deserve the lion's share of the credit.

H.R. 2366 does not define 'punitive damages.'

I have always said that the President's job was reward enough, and no one should give the President an award.

I want the rest of America to know about their contributions and, generally, the important role that Latinos are going to play in 21st century America.

It is an outrage that such egregious abuses against innocent Sudanese citizens have become commonplace in the ongoing civil war in Sudan.

We cannot continue to pretend that there is any other ultimate resolution to the difficulties that continue to arise, other than letting the people of Puerto Rico decide for themselves.

I think it's important that the American people not overreact to this.

And the lands legacy initiative in my new budget will provide permanent funding so that communities can conserve additional lands year after year.

Very often had the largest amount of tornado damage in the country in any given year.

The impact of this bill is likely to fall most harshly on the poor, the elderly, and children.

I am deeply touched by this beautiful award.

Today I'm announcing nearly $60 million in new grants to help communities in all 50 States create parks, preserve forests, and save open space.