Bill Clinton

I think the main problem is they haven't talked in a long time.

I think the enemies of the nation-state in this interconnected world are likely to be the biggest security threat.

I wish I could have given health insurance to all Americans.

I think that is a huge achievement.

I think most of the credit, as always, goes to the American people.

Now we have cut the size of Government by over 350,000.

It's in good shape. And I'm very grateful.

We have to try to help them gain some measure of control over their own country again.

I have directed the participation of U.S. Armed Forces in these operations pursuant to my constitutional authority to conduct U.S. foreign relations and as Commander in Chief.

Seven years ago, when I came to Washington, our Nation was burdened with a $290 billion annual deficit.

We passed strong deficit reduction packages in both 1993 and in 1997.

I've worked very hard on the speech, and I'm still working on it.

I think it's important to keep the attention of the country focused on the future.

I hope that somehow we can still find a way to do that.

I think that it is appropriate to add the voluntary prescription drug benefit.

I would like to see this court case played out before the Congress takes action.

I do think there will be plenty for America to do next year and the years beyond.

Now is not the time to let up on a strategy that is plainly working.

We want to make sure that in every field of endeavor, everyone knows that those who work hard and play by the rules will have the chance to make the most of their abilities.

Today's decision sets the stage for further reform.

China's comprehensive market-opening concessions will benefit U.S. workers, farmers and businesses.

We have had a higher percentage of women in the work force than ever before.

The question is not whether or not this trade agreement will cure serious and disturbing issues of economic and political freedom in China; the issue is whether it will push things in the right direction.

WTO membership will strengthen the forces of reform inside China and thereby improve the odds that China will continue and even accelerate its gradual progress toward joining the rules-based community of nations.

This agreement is good for America.