Bill Clinton

I also hope the Senate will take up the treaty at an early date as a critical component of a bipartisan nonproliferation policy.

Ratifying the CTBT would increase our national security.

I thanked Navy Petty Officer Second Class Mario Solares.

Today we free the lands so that they will remain unspoiled by bulldozers, undisturbed by chainsaws, and untouched for our children.

I commend General Shalikashvili for his thorough and rigorous report and his continued service to the Nation.

Thanks to you, the world is safer, and America stands taller.

Today we preserve the final frontiers of America's national forests for our children.

This is a great day for America.

There is no greater honor in being President than to be Commander in Chief of these magnificent people.

CTBT is supported by our friends and allies overseas and designed to reduce existing nuclear dangers as well as those that might emerge in the future.

I am grateful that we can stand here today because of the work done by Theodore Roosevelt, Gifford Pinchot, and John Muir.

I urge Congress and the incoming Bush administration to act on them.

We established a dedicated continuous fund for protecting and restoring green and open spaces across America.

Preserving roadless areas puts America on the right road for the future, the responsible path of sustainable development.

None of us should ever forget that.

I am transmitting the statement showing the apportionment population for each State as of April 1, 2000.

We have to build on what we have accomplished, and we should not retreat from the advances we've made in reproductive health and family planning.

From now on, every one of our 1.8 million Federal employees who need it will have up to 4 hours of leave available every year for preventive screenings.

He was a cheerful giver.

We need to continue to build on successful initiatives like our Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign.

That would take about—if we did it right, we'd get rid of about 25 percent of the uninsured population, including those least able to pay.

I urge the 107th Congress to continue working together in the bipartisan spirit of my administration.

I believe that in the lifetime of people in this room, the cure rate for breast and cervical cancer will go through the roof.

When you find out something that you really need to know but somebody will use against you, you wind up having more people in the same shape Tonia was in.

Today we're taking two new steps to help bring down these barriers earlier.