Bill Clinton

I will have to disclose it.

No American should have to choose between fighting infections and fighting hunger, between skipping doses and skipping meals, between staying healthy and paying the rent.

Well, I think they can know that we can coax them, and we can stand with them, and we can support them, and we can bring them benefits in all kinds of ways after this is resolved. But in the end, the leaders have to decide. Their people…

I think we should achieve these objectives. Within the framework of achieving these objectives, obviously, I'll be working with the Congress to achieve them. Thank you. Arkansas Senate Seat

Let us strive to honor that ideal today and every day by building a world where every individual can make the most of his or her talents and know what it truly means to live and breathe free.

Nobody would devise a Medicare program today, if we were starting all over, without including a prescription drug benefit.

Michael Hooker devoted his life to improving higher education, not only in North Carolina but all over America.

I was saddened to learn of the death of University of North Carolina Chancellor Michael Hooker.

Michael Hooker represented the very best in our education system, and the very best in public service.

I believe our generation has begun to meet that sacred duty, for at the dawn of a new century, America is clearly a nation in renewal.

Today I asked you here so that I could announce the details of our plan to secure and modernize Medicare for the 21st century.

At a time of soaring surpluses, no senior should wind up in the hospital for skimping on their medication to save money.

I transmit herewith for Senate advice and consent to ratification the Convention Between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of the Republic of Venezuela for the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention…

Hillary and I wish you a happy and memorable Fourth of July.

Life without Medicare is what we actually could get unless we act soon to strengthen this vital program.

I'm proud of the fact that the Democratic Party has been clearly and unambiguously for the elimination of all forms of discrimination.

I think that all the parties should fully comply with the terms of the Good Friday accords.

Fiscal discipline does bring real results.

I believe that on that score, Mr. Trimble is satisfied in these talks with whatever commitment is made.

By making tough decisions, America has reaped rich rewards.

It would be terrible to let it come apart now, before we get to see and feel how it really works.

I really came over here just to have a chance to shake hands and say hello.

We can do something about elderly women, who are more poor than the rest of the elderly population.

They can find a way to do this if they decide that the price of failure is far higher than the price of compromise.

We can now, and we should.