Bill Clinton

I will never look at you again in quite the same way, Robert.

I hope that some day soon, Nigeria will be able to resume its place as a democratic leader in Africa.

Your peacekeepers promote stability in Haiti, Cyprus, Bosnia, the Persian Gulf, and other trouble spots.

We want to say, first of all, thank you to our wonderful musicians, our magnificent dancers.

Over the last decade, the world has undergone a remarkable transformation.

Tonight let us remember the best days of our past and plan even better days yet to come.

In 1999 our two nations will continue to work together closely, building a vibrant, open international economy.

I congratulate the people of Nigeria for the strong turnout and orderly conduct of the January 9th elections for State Governors and assemblies.

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Today, in the rooms and hallways of Solidarity House, you still can hear the echoes of the voices of the men and women whose sweat, energy, and vision lifted millions into our middle class and transformed America into the world's greatest…

America's prosperity depends upon the world's prosperity.

Working families around the world must be able to exercise core labor rights.

We celebrated the 20th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two nations.

America is working again.

I am glad that he is staying to build on HUD's new empowerment agenda.

People like that came together in Detroit and all across America; they forged America's transition from farm to factory.

We have pursued a vision of 21st century America with opportunity for all, responsibility from all, a community of all Americans.

Our budget is balanced for the first time in a generation.

I applaud his decision.

Henry Ford said, 'Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is a success.'

Open and fair trade is absolutely essential for both global economic recovery and continued U.S. prosperity.

Quality after-school programs both enhance opportunity and bolster responsibility.

The solution to the financial crisis and the crisis facing our steel industry is not for us, or for any other nation, to go backward or turn inward.

Our Founding Fathers thought it was of pivotal importance.

This is about giving people a chance to make the most of that one life.