Bill Clinton

Our predecessors... did not have the opportunity that we have to take the confidence, the economic success, the things we've got now, and think about the long-term welfare of the country.

Julio M. Fuentes, of New Jersey, to be U.S. Circuit Judge for the Third Circuit, vice Robert E. Cowen, retired.

Max is doing so well I don't need to say anything.

By lending our hearts, minds, and prayers to the work of peace, we can best fulfill our obligation to the generations of Irish men and women who have given so much to our Nation's life and history.

M. James Lorenz, of California, to be U.S. District Judge for the Southern District of California, vice Rudi M. Brewster, retired.

And now they will help us defend it for many years to come.

Our country's airlines serve millions of Americans a year, but as more planes are taking off, so are passenger complaints. That's why I'm proposing a new law requiring all airlines to spell out how they will address problems such as…

President Clinton favors a combination of both ideas.

I am committed to lowering trade barriers between us, both to speed recovery and to build a free-trade area in this region that will benefit all the citizens of all the countries.

This is a top priority of our AIDS research efforts.

At long last, Guatemala and all its neighbors have a chance to prosper in freedom and peace.

I have long supported the ed-flex concept.

We should be working together to make continued progress on obvious national needs such as reducing class size.

The human tragedy of AIDS throughout the world must move all of us to action.

I am committed to justice and to institutions which will maintain it.

I am very pleased to join Secretary of Health and Human Services Donna Shalala, National Institutes of Health Director Harold Varmus, and my AIDS policy office director, Sandra Thurman, in welcoming Dr. Gary Nabel as the first Director of…

Older Americans bring to the workplace sound judgment, broad knowledge and experience, proven problem-solving abilities, and a strong work ethic.

We recognize that creating incentives for increased trade and investment will be advanced by our adherence to commitments agreed upon in multilateral trade negotiations.

The Senate used this bill to undermine one of our most important educational achievements.

We must go on that path together, to build a new American century for all the people of the Americas.

I have issued a challenge to the scientific community to find an AIDS vaccine within the decade.

I urge employers across the Nation to recognize the energy and ability of older workers.

We must encourage businesses to recognize the rich potential of older workers, to make the most of their knowledge, skills, and experience, and to retain qualified older employees in the workforce.

Report on the Trade Agreements Program March 9, 1999 To the Congress of the United States: As required by section 163 of the Trade Act of 1974, as amended (19 U.S.C. 2213), I transmit herewith the 1999 Trade Policy Agenda and the 1998…

I urge you to not get discouraged, and I urge you to—I have tried very hard to change the historic relationship between the United States and Central America.