Bill Clinton

The Court's opinion is a victory for democracy.

We plainly need to strengthen the law.

We must and will continue to speak out on behalf of people in China who are persecuted for their political and religious beliefs.

People who work hard and play by the rules ought to be rewarded, and rewarded in proportion to their contribution, not their gender.

This is not just a women's issue.

I again implore Congress to do the right thing and pass this funding.

There's never been a better time to take on this challenge.

This agreement will encourage the Chinese to move in the right direction.

Bringing China into the World Trade Organization (WTO) on the strong terms we negotiated will advance critical economic and national security goals.

I've challenged Congress to pass legislation that would ban the raising of unregulated soft money.

We must do it to encourage China along the path of domestic reform, human rights, the rule of law and international cooperation.

It's about the value of work, the values of our country.

Now I am again asking Congress to restore the American people's faith in their democracy.

Though our efforts are stronger than ever, Medicare contractors still pay false claims totaling in the billions.

Medicare is vital to the health of our Nation.

Today I want to give you a progress report on our efforts to do just that.

Medicare fraud is a serious crime with serious consequences.

I urge Congress to make these investments and to give Medicare the authority to bid competitively for contractors who administer the program.

We want to know why.

These numbers confirm that we are continuing to pay down even more debt.

We must be wise as we advance.

We have charted the course and look forward to an even stronger, mutually beneficial U.S. partnership with the countries of Sub-Saharan Africa in the 21st century.

The fact that he won this honor over people like Franklin Roosevelt and Mohandas Gandhi is not only an incredible testament to the quantum leaps in knowledge that he achieved for all humanity but also for the 20th century's earth-shaking…

The tough choices we made on deficit reduction have turned a deficit of $290 billion in 1992 into a surplus of $124 billion in 1999.

The African Growth and Opportunity Act will add further impetus to our Nation's bipartisan efforts to enhance economic growth and strengthen U.S. trade with and investment in Sub-Saharan Africa.