Bill Clinton

I fervently believe, as all of you know, that this treaty will restrain the spread of nuclear weapons, while enabling us to maintain the effectiveness of our nuclear arsenal.

I want to offer my deepest sympathies to the families and friends of those who were injured or killed in yesterday's train crash in London.

This election is about change.

Reach for the stars.

I really thought there was no one else I could turn to to run this Department.

Mickey has done things that I think are important for America's politics beyond the jobs that he's held.

The American people want something; there is a bipartisan majority for it; the leadership makes a deal with the special interest and figures out some procedural way to tie everything up in knots to keep it from passing.

You can trust this coalition of people to deal with the aging of America.

He has courage and a good mind, but he also, most importantly, has the right kind of heart.

You all know and I am confident that people on the Hill have to know that this test ban treaty will strengthen our ability to determine whether or not nations are involved in weapons activities.

Things are changing so fast, that's not an option.

We should not do anything that undermines our ability to shoot for that big idea, a debt-free America.

I encourage all Americans to commemorate this occasion with appropriate programs and activities.

The American people deserve more than partisan posturing and legislative gamesmanship on an issue this vital.

We'll never be satisfied until America is the safest big country in the world.

The EAPC and PFP have provided a means for incorporating Partners into NATO's operation in Bosnia.

I encourage all Americans to applaud the important contributions made to our country by our millions of citizens of German descent.

Enhancements to PFP provide a solid foundation for closer NATO-Partner collaboration and a mechanism for Partners to develop the interoperability with NATO that will be necessary for future NATO-led Allied/Partner missions.

Let the will of the people prevail.

I believe S. 1059 provides for a strong national defense, maintains our military readiness, and supports our deep commitment to a better quality of life for our military personnel and their families.

This Act helps us meet that responsibility.

The disappointing action of the Senate today provides strong evidence for those who believe that the Senate treats minority and women judicial nominees unequally.

This treaty will strengthen our security by helping to prevent other countries from developing nuclear arsenals.

The more we ask of our Armed Forces, the greater our obligation to give them the support, training, and equipment they need.

We owe you the tools you need to do the job and the quality of life you and your families deserve.