Bill Clinton

I call upon families, schools, communities, and governments to dedicate themselves to promoting the mental health and well-being of all our children.

The ship named in honor of Senator Chafee will be one of the most technologically advanced ships in the United States Navy.

My administration is again expanding the public's right-to-know.

Even very young children can experience anxiety and depressive disorders.

If Congress sends me this Interior bill, I'll veto it.

Dangling our children's future before us will yield a broken promise.

We must do all we can to intervene in the lives of young people who are mentally or emotionally unstable.

I am honored to announce today that the 40th ship of the Arleigh Burke class of guided missile destroyers will be named in honor of the late Senator John H. Chafee of Rhode Island.

Given Senator Chafee's long association with the sea—with the Marine Corps, the Navy, and the great maritime State of Rhode Island—I can think of no better way to honor his many contributions than to name a warship in his honor.

Too many people still believe that mental illness is a personal failure.

Whether showing the flag in peacetime to build good will with other nations or employing its potent combat power in conflict, the ship will carry on Senator Chafee's legacy of honorable service to our Nation.

In my balanced budget for this year, I proposed a $1 billion lands legacy initiative to preserve other natural treasures and to help communities protect local green spaces.

It will be capable of performing a wide range of missions in support of U.S. national security.

Every American has a right to know that his or her medical records are protected at all times from falling into the wrong hands.

Every one of us, I believe—maybe you don't; maybe you guys are perfect—I wake up every day, and I know—I sort of think of my life and my attitude toward the world and of its people as being governed by an internal scale.

We have both seen a lot in our lifetime. We have seen too much suffering.

This is the only chance in my lifetime we have ever had to build the future of our dreams for our children.

They are the lifeblood of our land.

Every President since Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman endorsed the idea of the United Nations.

The most expensive peace is far, far cheaper than the cheapest war.

To provide for the conveyance of certain property from the United States to Stanislaus County, California.

The national emergency declared on November 3, 1997, and the measures adopted on that date to deal with that emergency must continue in effect beyond November 3, 1999.

The Government of Sudan continues to support international terrorism and efforts to destabilize neighboring governments, and engage in human rights violations, including the denial of religious freedom.

I believe that America has special responsibilities that are, if anything, even greater now that the cold war's over.

I want to compliment you, too, Doctor, on your short speech, where you said everything that needed to be said.