Bill Clinton

January 1, 2000, is one deadline we cannot push back.

I am deeply concerned about the devastating losses suffered by many as a result of Hurricane Georges.

I am pleased that the Senate last night passed the 'Year 2000 Information and Readiness Disclosure Act.'

Today the German people have once again exercised their democratic right to determine their national leadership. I extend my sincerest congratulations to Gerhard Schroeder. He and I had good discussions in Berlin this spring and in…

Yom Kippur is a time of profound prayer, fasting, and self-examination.

I think the important thing is, that has to be resolved in the final status negotiations as provided for in the Oslo accords.

I gave my word that I would be faithful to the process that these two parties set out for the resolution of their agreement.

I transmit herewith the Annual Report of the Railroad Retirement Board for Fiscal Year 1997.

I think we could finish it in mid-October, and I certainly hope we do.

The Republican tax plan drains billions of dollars from the surplus before we have done the hard work of strengthening Social Security. First things first. I will insist that we reserve the entire surplus until we have seized this historic…

I look forward to working closely with him.

Adversity is not our problem in this election.

I want to tell you, and I want you to hear me clearly, adversity is not our problem in this election.

I promise you, I see it every day as your President in information you can read in the papers, in information that comes to me as classified: This is a dynamic changing world.

I'm very proud of Garry Mauro.

This action by U.S. and other SFOR troops shows our continued determination to bring to justice those responsible for war crimes in Bosnia.

Today we received more proof that our economic strategy is working to deepen America's prosperity and widen the circle of opportunity to more American families. Over the past year, personal incomes have increased 5.0 percent--much faster…

To that end, there are several steps we must take.

We stand for putting the education of our children before any other investment priority.

This is a very great country.

America needs a Congress with the courage to finish the job and pass comprehensive tobacco legislation.

I'm also urging Congress to pass my proposal to cover the cost of those trials for Medicare beneficiaries who need them most.

We need to show stability and discipline.

America needs to set a financial example, and we need to save Social Security first before we use any of that surplus for spending or for tax cuts.

This election season, complacency and cynicism are enemies.