Bill Clinton

Supporting hard-pressed working families and helping people to make the transition from welfare to work isn't just the right thing to do; it's also the smart thing.

This is a great American achievement and further proof of the health of our economy.

I will continue to expect that foreign policy guidance provided to U.S. defense attache´s will be treated as a foreign policy matter.

I intend to use the tools in this provision to combat the national security threat posed to the United States by international drug trafficking.

Over 80 percent of them are in job categories that pay above the median wage.

I cannot send our service men and women into harm's way if they have not been adequately trained.

We are now experiencing an amazing virtuous cycle of progress and prosperity that few could have imagined.

I have signed into law H.R. 1555, the 'Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2000.'

This economy is not just 20 million new jobs and a stock market that went above 11000 again today.

This legislation contains numerous provisions that will help to ensure that the U.S. Intelligence Community retains the capability to counter threats to our Nation's security.

The United States must continue to cooperate with, assist, and encourage other nations to join in coordinated efforts against these organizations.

I have accepted that recommendation and am directing the Secretary of Defense to work with the people of Vieques and Puerto Rico so that we can move forward in a cooperative manner.

Technology has been a very important part of this economic performance.

The plan I am adopting today provides for the end of training on Vieques within 5 years, unless the people of Vieques choose to continue the relationship.

I support the establishment of this commission.

The American people have always been a bold and innovative bunch.

I am convinced that this plan meets my essential responsibility as Commander in Chief to assure that our military forces are satisfactorily trained and ready.

Since the beginning of the AIDS pandemic, more than 50 million men, women, and children worldwide have been infected with the HIV virus. Each day, 16,000 more become infected, half of whom are young people under the age of 25. And while…

What they have done is given enormous support and heart to people who are still struggling in very difficult circumstances everywhere in the world.

I think it would be a mistake for me, as a friend of the peace process, to do anything that could complicate that.

The Irish Republic did a noble thing here.

I am elated about today's events.

I believe if in fact the IRA names its representatives to the de Chastelain commission, I think that will be a pretty good signal.

We've got a roadmap for the future.

Decommissioning is an essential element of the Good Friday accord.