Bill Clinton

I will do a press conference tomorrow, and I'll answer all those other questions. I'm looking forward to it. Health Care Quality

I will spare neither time nor effort in pursuit of that goal.

For me, Christmas always starts now with the Pageant of Peace and the lighting of this beautiful Colorado spruce.

We are at a pivotal moment in the Middle East peace process, one that can shape the face of the region for generations to come.

Peace has long been within our sight.

Colombia is a very large country.

National sovereignty is going to be very, very important for a very, very long time.

Let us spread the light of peace and good will toward our family, our friends, our neighbors, and all those across the world, especially those who need it most.

I think we have gotten a lot out of it in the past, and I think we'll get more out of it in the future.

Let me hasten to say that we have a lot of gun manufacturers in this country who have been, I think, immensely responsible.

I personally don't think that any of us should have any concern other than that, that the law be followed.

I think it is clear that both parties have sufficient confidence that their needs can be met through negotiations.

I should point out remember, now, Colombia is already the third biggest recipient of American aid.

I have stated what my present view is, and that is all I have done.

I think the policy will not work, and therefore, it will be very costly, just like it was before when it didn't work.

In this Pageant of Peace, we celebrate Christmas, also the season of Hanukkah and Kwanzaa and others, all joined by a simple and universal message, that we are to love our neighbors as ourselves.

Our Nation is at peace, and all around the world we are privileged to make peace, from Bosnia to Northern Ireland to the Middle East.

At the dawn of a new millennium, as we enjoy these wonderful performers and the timeless songs of all of our childhoods, let us rededicate ourselves to the true spirit of Christmas.

I believe in the continuing integration of the world's economy and the mutual interdependence of people.

In the end, all that matters is the love we give and receive.

I want next year's budget to provide the largest investment to eliminate medical errors, improve quality, and enhance patient safety we've ever offered.

I wouldn't be here, if for no other reason than that.

Over half of the adverse medical events that occur each year are preventable.

There is nothing so difficult in all of human affairs than to change the established order of things.

Assuring quality through patient protections is a long-standing priority for my Administration.