Bill Clinton

I would like to say a special word of welcome to two special Americans who made an extraordinary effort to be here tonight.

The D.A.R.E. program conveys to children at an impressionable age a strong message about the dangers of substance abuse.

The furnishing of defense articles and services to the Government of the Republic of Croatia will strengthen the security of the United States and promote world peace.

I hope that both our nations soon will ratify the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty to end all nuclear testing.

We have profound respect for your efforts to change China in sweeping ways.

We recognize the complexity of WTO accession negotiations.

America's greatest export is the promise of opportunity.

If we can't use this moment to deal with these long-term challenges, including the equal-pay challenge, when will we ever get around to it?

The mission of the force does not include deploying into the FRY.

We must build on opportunities for cooperation with China where we agree, even as we strongly defend our interests and values where we disagree.

Giving people a say in their decisions actually provides a peaceful outlet for venting frustration.

I can say furthermore that I believe that it would be good for our overall economy.

Belgrade's sustained and accelerating repression is creating a humanitarian disaster of staggering dimensions.

I have directed U.S. military forces to deploy to Albania and Macedonia in order to support humanitarian disaster relief operations for the Kosovar refugees.

The United States has the unavoidable responsibility to lead in this increasingly interdependent world.

We cannot afford caricatures.

My impression is--and again, I think I owe it to the Secretary of Defense and General Shelton, to give them a chance to answer, because they're here--that everyone agreed that while there were problems with the air campaign, including the…

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This legislation will assist us in responding to the kind of heinous and cowardly hate crimes we have witnessed in the last year.

That's why I think this hate crimes issue is so important.

One of the greatest challenges facing our Nation is to ensure that all Americans share the same opportunities, regardless of their race, color, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, or disability.

We're not talking about everybody agreeing with everybody else on every political issue.

Our diversity is a godsend for us and the world of the 21st century.

I am especially thankful for the repeated intervention of U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan, who worked tirelessly to implement the Security Council resolutions.

He can end it today by stopping the killing.