Bill Clinton

I don't think he's--no, I do not think he's losing his grip on power within Serbia, and I don't think that's what General Clark meant. I think what General Clark meant was that he was losing his ability to be certain that he could continue…

I think he had a number of motives. The important thing is that he did let them go. They were in a peacekeeping mission in Macedonia; they had nothing whatever to do with this. They never should have been taken in the first place. I…

Small businesses represent the individual economic efforts of our Nation's citizens.

I think you have to read this as a move forward and increasing the likelihood that there will ultimately be a resolution of this that will actually work.

I think there is a real peace process underway, but it has no chance of reaching a satisfactory conclusion unless we maintain Allied unity and firmness.

It is a very hard problem, helping the people who are left behind, because if they send planes in there to drop supplies, they could be shot out of the sky.

This year we have converted the deficit to a surplus—and the budget deficit is no longer the issue it once was.

We can protect the Kosovars, just as we have worked out a solution in Bosnia.

Because you have done so, the world will hear your stories.

We continue to pay close attention to the perspectives and recommendations of America's small business owners.

Our goals were to bring the Kosovars home, let them live in security.

I believe it would be very, very helpful if the United Nations would endorse a peace process if it is a peace process that will work.

It is important that people not forget that what is called ethnic cleansing is not some abstract idea; it is real people with real families and real dreams being uprooted from their homes.

I would welcome a U.N. sanction.

We want to educate and train a work force that will meet all our future global competition.

The law will provide an estimated $20 billion in tax relief to small business over the next 10 years.

We know what the final outcome in Kosovo will be.

I was personally very pleased by it.

Well, what about the younger people, how do you feel?

You have not been forgotten or abandoned.

Our economic future deserves no less.

I think it is very important in these days for us to do everything we can to find out what happened to your relatives, if you don't know what's happened to other family members.

I think the alternative... would be something that no one has suggested, and that is that the international community, in effect, declare war on Yugoslavia.

Many of the delegates' concerns have been addressed through meaningful action on fully 86 percent of the recommendations.

Most people in the world would have a hard time believing what has happened to you and that it has, in fact, happened.