Bill Clinton

You still get to get up and write a new page every day.

I think we've come a long way.

I think we can still be the strongest individual country in the world in many ways.

This place takes food that would otherwise go to waste and provides 3,000 meals a day.

Warm greetings to everyone celebrating Kwanzaa.

Yes, there are people that—

I think what I'll miss the most is the work, the job, the contact with all kinds of people and all kinds of issues.

I am deeply gratified to see a government chosen by the Nigerian people earning the trust and respect of the world.

Ninety-six billion pounds of food is more than enough to feed all the hungry people in America.

I think that, in terms of health care coverage at work or in terms of property and willing of property to your closest family member, that sort of thing, I think they ought to be able to do that.

We're working very, very hard on this.

We're ending this century on a very high note.

The seven principles of Kwanzaa— unity, self-determination, collective work and responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity, and faith—can be invaluable tools in teaching us how to live together in the 21st century.

On balance, I think the two-term tradition has served us well.

I think it would be such a gift for the people of New York and America.

This joyous annual festival reflects the diversity that gives our nation much of its strength and resilience.

We feel a high level of confidence about where we are with the Y2K problems.

These important reforms provided one more indication of the Nigerian administration's commitment to good governance.

I am honored to announce the boldest steps in a generation to clean the air we breathe by improving the cars we drive.

We have a peculiar responsibility to think about the big long-term issues that will frame the lives that we dream for our children.

Let us, like Jesus, become true peacemakers, bringing the gift of peace to our homes, our schools, our communities, and our nation.

Today, as the world stands at the dawn of a new millennium, His timeless message of God's enduring and unconditional love for each and every person continues to strengthen and inspire us.

By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, including the laws cited herein, it is hereby ordered as follows.

It will be the most dramatic improvement in air quality since the catalytic converter was first introduced a quarter century ago.

As we celebrate this last Christmas of the 20th century, let us resolve to build a future where all people learn to love one another and to live together in harmony.