Bill Clinton

I came here mostly just to say thank you.

Together, we can give every single child in this country a chance to grow up in a world where the only limits are the outlines of their hopes and dreams.

We still have to have more help as close to home as possible, with the parents sitting down and talking to their children.

I have had personal experience with the devastation drugs can bring to families.

I can tell you, having participated for 25 years, now, in doing political advertising, they have to be both effective and honest in order to last.

We've tried to do more with enforcement and prevention, more police on the street, doing more to keep drugs from coming into the United States.

We owe a profound debt to the men and women who are engaged in this struggle for our children's lives and future.

This is a very good sign.

Let me answer you that. You asked, first of all, about aid to Serbia because the Serbs have been hurt very badly by this war. And then you ask about----

July 30, 1999 Hillary and I were shocked and saddened by the tragic death of Neelan Thiruchelvam at the hands of terrorists in Sri Lanka today. We extend our deepest condolences to his wife and family. Neelan Thiruchelvam was a…

Protecting patients' rights shouldn't be a political issue.

The bottom line must never take precedence over patients' needs.

Patients need protections.

This is very good news, indeed.

This bill should be debated and voted on this coming week, before Congress adjourns for the summer.

With Respect to Terrorists Who Threaten To Disrupt the Middle East Peace Process July 29, 1999 To the Congress of the United States: As required by section 401(c) of the National Emergencies Act, 50 U.S.C. 1641(c), and section 204(c) of…

There is nothing else.

We should put first things first.

The 1996 farm bill simply does not do enough to help our farmers and ranchers cope in hard times.

But it is not enough to end a war; we must build a peace.

I hope that this tragedy will spur efforts to find an end to the fighting and to build a lasting peace in Sri Lanka.

I believe that, if you remember where we were in Bosnia— keep in mind, here we had 250,000 people killed.

I want this school—this school rebuilt—to be the symbol of all of our tomorrows.

The Dayton agreement in 1995 did not rid Bosnia of all anger and fear...

It's a real tribute to the progress made in Bosnia-Herzegovina in the last couple of years that they could host this conference.