Bill Clinton

This Act will enable the National Park Service to spend funds that were appropriated in the 105th Congress.

We may never have this chance again.

Senator Chafee's legacy of achievements in environmental protection is extraordinary and far ranging.

The U.S. Holocaust Assets Commission Extension Act of 1999 provides the Presidential Advisory Commission with additional time and authorizes additional resources needed to complete the review of the historical record of American activity…

I think the greatest baseball player that ever lived was Willie Mays.

I strongly support the objectives of this legislation.

Are we going to deal with the aging of America or not?

We cannot afford to leave anyone behind.

This Act has successfully minimized the loss of human life by discouraging development in high-risk areas.

This legislation ensures that the natural, scenic, recreational, and historic values of one of our Nation's great urban rivers will be preserved for the benefit of future generations.

Renaming the Coastal Barrier Resources System in Senator Chafee's honor is an appropriate tribute to a man who worked so hard—and so successfully—to find common ground in the struggle to protect and preserve the environment for future…

What we want it to do is to be an instrument of empowerment, education, enlightenment, and economic advance and community building all across America.

It is unconscionable that the biggest problem society faces is the oldest problem of society, which is that we're afraid of, prone to hate.

We stand ready to provide further help to meet the urgent needs of those affected by the flooding.

The Commission's research demonstrates irrefutably that we in the United States are willing to hold ourselves to the same high standard of truth about Holocaust assets to which we have held other nations.

I'm directing Secretary Daley to work with the private sector to develop a national strategy for connecting all Americans to the Internet.

The digital divide is a key civil rights issue of the 21st century.

It is with great respect and gratitude for those who made this legislation possible that I sign H.R. 2140 today.

This legislation...is a clear demonstration of America's determination to pursue justice for Holocaust victims and their families.

I have signed into law H.R. 2140, a bill that will enhance the protection of a 48-mile segment of the Chattahoochee River.

Thank God, Harry Truman turned out to be a great man and a great President.

Information tools, such as the personal computer and the Internet, are increasingly important to economic success and full participation in all aspects of American society.

Our democratic system does not work if our leaders do not tell the truth.

We have to have a national commitment to closing the digital divide.

I know we've all got to go. I just want to say amen to this. [Laughter] We had a VH1 concert at the White House the other night because John Sykes, the head of VH1, is collecting instruments--he's collected, I think, almost one million…