Bill Clinton

I reiterated the U.S. commitment under the Strategic Partnership to help make Romania the strongest possible candidate for NATO membership and integration into other Western structures.

I wish to thank them for their efforts.

The ideas were right.

This is what America can be for people in the 21st century.

We want you to join us in facing those challenges.

At best, the system can drive health care costs down and make health care more affordable and accessible for more Americans.

This is about how people feel about America.

I am very concerned about the financial stress facing farmers and ranchers in many regions of the country.

Traditional care or managed care, all Americans are entitled to quality care.

When implementing sanctions, we must never forget their humanitarian impact.

We need to make sure that our sanctions policy furthers our foreign policy goals without imposing undue burdens on our farmers.

We need another round of empowerment zones in this 1999 budget.

You are the living embodiment of the political philosophy I have sought to bring alive in this country.

Today my administration released an important report card on our Nation's children.

We should all be encouraged that a coalition of 25 progressive HMO's this week endorsed the Patients' Bill of Rights.

I urge the Congress to take emergency action to address specific stresses now afflicting sectors of the farm economy.

That is the kind of comprehensive Patients' Bill of Rights America needs and deserves.

I thank the Vice President enough for shepherding this community empowerment process.

Delayed medical care can be a death sentence, pure and simple.

I would say, I'll take that, and be grateful for America.

This action allows us to send a strong message abroad without ignoring the real needs of those here at home.

We thought our job was to empower people, to be a catalyst, to be a partner.

Whenever we can, we should look for ways to expand our agricultural exports, not restrict them.

I signed an Executive order back in February to extend the protections of the Patients' Bill of Rights to 85 million Americans in Federal health plans.

I got a letter from a farmer in North Dakota today who said that Arkansas is not the only town with a place called Hope.