Bill Clinton

We can't lose any seats, and we've got to win some.

And so many of the issues that occupied him then continue to be on his agenda today.

You gave us a gift, and we thank you.

This country now has the longest peacetime expansion in history.

He is a great leader who is both loved and admired.

Gerald Ford had the great honor of being President on our Bicentennial.

We may have lost a lot of votes over the last 30 years because we believe in one America, without regard to race or gender or religion or sexual orientation.

Well, I don't know how many days it will be. But it ought to be an appropriate amount of time for us to finish. And it shouldn't be too long, but there needs to be enough time for us to finish. And I'll keep working with them. Thank you…

Of course. I think--let me say, I have serious problems with a lot of this, as I've said. But I can also tell you, we are making some progress. I see the progress being made, and it's just a question--they will have to decide if they want…

The legislation I am signing today will improve emergency wireless communications in several ways.

Our ability to manage them all must begin with our ability to have genuine equal treatment, mutual respect, and equal empowerment of women and men.

No women should have to undergo what those women have experienced.

This is a huge potential force in world politics.

This bill could save thousands of lives every year.

This historic legislation will help build a partnership that will strengthen economic and political ties, increase trade, and boost economic growth and opportunity in both the United States and Africa.

I applaud the strong, bipartisan vote in the Senate to move forward with consideration of the African growth and opportunity act.

I urge Congress to pass this legislation this year.

First, it will make 9-1-1 the universal emergency telephone number for wireless and 'wireline' telephones across the United States.

All these things are an important part of changing the new millennium for women and their daughters.

Thank you for showing that capturing the simple truth about people is the most interesting thing of all.

I'm delighted that Senator and Mrs. Leahy are here.

They are not any longer invisible, nor are they any longer discounted.

It will increase private sector investment in emergency wireless services by providing wireless companies with the same level of liability protection that 'wireline' telecommunications companies have.

Today I am pleased to sign into law the Wireless Communications and Public Safety Act of 1999.

I have seen the power of this.