Bill Clinton

A quarter century after Helsinki, the question is not whether democracy will survive but when it will be embraced in every European country.

Relations Authority November 16, 1999 To the Congress of the United States: In accordance with section 701 of the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978 (Public Law 95-454; 5 U.S.C. 7104(e)), I have the pleasure of transmitting to you the…

This is a beautiful painting. Wait, I want to say this. You know, I just bought a new home. [Laughter] In my attempt to fulfill the last ambition of my life, I am trying to follow in the steps of Senator Howard Baker and become the husband…

Children all over the United States are now able to log on to the Library of Congress, get on-line mentoring from a scientist halfway around the world, and acquire the skills they need to succeed in the high-tech economy of the 21st…

The 'E-rate' will help connect over one million classrooms to the Internet.

The E-rate is putting the future at the fingertips of our children.

This is a giant step toward the goal that Vice President Gore and I set to connect every classroom and library to the Internet by the year 2000.

It is also helping to bridge the digital divide by providing the deepest discounts to the schools and libraries that need it most.

Parents also benefit by now being able to communicate more frequently with teachers and follow the academic performance of their children.

Thank you for making us feel so welcome.

I transmit herewith a 6-month periodic report on the national emergency with respect to Iran that was declared in Executive Order 12170 of November 14, 1979.

I transmit herewith the Annual Report of the Railroad Retirement Board for Fiscal Year 1998.

These reviews, with full opportunity for public input, will better enable us to fully integrate environmental considerations into the development of U.S. positions in trade negotiations.

To ban all drilling from underneath the lake would ignore the balance between environmental integrity and resource development that can be achieved on this project.

Together we will get through this to better days.

I have the pleasure of transmitting to you the twentieth Annual Report of the Federal Labor Relations Authority for Fiscal Year 1998.

I hope the ordinary people in Greece and Turkey who have suffered from these terrible natural disasters can send a clear message to the leaders that the people of this region can get along, and they should get along.

I believe seizing this chance will have enormous economic, as well as political, benefit to the ordinary citizens of Turkey well into the next century.

I am issuing a declaration of principles on trade and environment to guide our negotiators in the new round of World Trade Organization negotiations.

America has proved time and again that a strong economy and a healthy environment go hand in hand.

We will stay with you and work with you.

It is essential that we work everywhere to deepen freedom and democracy in our own countries and around the world.

Turkey is situated at the center of the world.

I want you to know that most of the tents that you are staying in here came from the United States.

I applaud the strides Turkey is making in this regard.