Bill Clinton

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.

I am committed to working with Congress to provide the resources to help our farmers and ranchers by dealing with today's crisis and by fixing the farm bill for the future.

That is the Sarajevo I want the world to know about.

They should come here and look and see.

I think we should give a round of applause again to Jana Jakic; she did a very good job, I think.

I pledged to provide an investment fund of $150 million to encourage Americans to invest here...

I urge the Congress to put aside plans that are plainly wrong for America and to work with me for what's right.

The Republican tax cut is so large it would undo our fiscal discipline and imperil our prosperity.

If Congress passes that kind of plan, I will veto it.

I think Wes Clark's done a terrific job.

Saving this school will save that tradition and will help all young people to have the future they deserve.

We have to bring these kinds of things throughout the Balkans and all of southeastern Europe.

The Senate made the wrong choice for America's future today.

We have a lot more to do.

The economy is beginning to grow briskly again.

I will not sign a tax plan that shortchanges our seniors and our young people.

With his death, a powerful voice for reconciliation in Sri Lanka has been silenced.

We extend our deepest condolences to his wife and family.

I want to reaffirm our commitment to do our part there.

Today, after weeks of partisan delay, the Senate finally appointed conferees on juvenile crime and gun legislation. While I am heartened by this modest progress, more than 3 months have passed since the tragedy at Columbine, and Congress…

I am deeply saddened by the loss of five U.S. Army personnel in southern Colombia.

This debate is not about whether we should have tax cuts; it's about how big they should be and what else this country has to do.

Now we have nearly 19 million new jobs, the lowest unemployment rate in 29 years, the highest homeownership ever.

The right choice for me is clear, putting first things first.