Bill Clinton

We've got to deal with the aging of America.

Let's make America the safest big country in the world.

Elections are always about tomorrow.

We can give our children a generation of prosperity if we make America debt-free.

Compliance With United Nations Security Council Resolutions October 1, 1999 Dear Mr. Speaker: (Dear Mr. President:) Consistent with the Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq Resolution (Public Law 102-1) and as part of my…

Well, I would like to know more about the source of them, whether they're racially motivated, whether they're politically motivated. When I do, then I think I should make a statement. Obviously we deplore violence of any kind and bombings…

He has never forgotten the roots of his childhood.

It won't amount to a hill of beans unless we figure out how to get along together.

I won't rest until that happens.

I'm profoundly moved.

I'm worried about all these working people.

We were all part of the same community.

You know why you're here, but I would like to just make a couple of points very quickly about what we're facing, what the stakes are, why this is important.

I want to try to put the things that you're thinking about now into that context.

We ought to make America the safest big country in the world.

Our economy has been strong for so long now a lot of people have forgotten what it was like in 1992.

I urge the Congress to join with me in opposing this legislation and ensuring that we fulfill our responsibility to protect this and future generations.

I thank you for being here to help make America work.

I am encouraged that this latest Senate bill does not seek to authorize interim storage of nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain before a thorough scientific analysis of the site has been completed.

Japan has been our friend and our ally, and we're ready to work together to address the situation and to prevent future accidents.

Congratulations and commendations to the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

I am perfectly willing to work with them and talk with them and tell the American people, whatever decision we wind up making, what we did and why if we can reach a principled agreement.

Our Nation stand for the proposition that we believe in the innate dignity and equality of every human being.

It is vital that this authority be preserved.

Social Security, along with savings and pensions, is the foundation of retirement security.