Bill Clinton

The Salton Sea ecosystem is under severe stress.

This initiative resulted in the enactment of the Federal Advisory Committee Act Amendments of 1997, which I signed into law on December 17, 1997.

Although the Administration endorses the concept of restoring the Salton Sea, it strongly opposes H.R. 3267.

H.R. 3682, as reported by the House Committee on the Judiciary, fails to address a number of the critical concerns raised by the Administration.

The bill will significantly facilitate the licensing of Government-owned inventions by Federal agencies.

By signing Executive Order 9981, President Truman set America on the path to right this wrong.

Strong implementation by the Russian Government of these important reform measures is essential.

I loved every day, every month, every year of my life in politics.

We want to work with the Congress on mutually-agreeable mandatory and other offsets that could be used to increase high-priority discretionary programs.

I continue to believe that a partnership with a stable, democratic, and prosperous Russia is a vital U.S. national interest.

This group is going to give the American people a chance to finally and fully ratify the ideas that we have been pursuing the last 6 years.

Two-thirds of the American people... would say, 'I think I like that New Democrat way; I think that's right.'

These modifications should ensure that the requirements of that provision will not unduly hamper the process of entering into cooperative research and development agreements.

This new program of Russian policy commitments and international financial support can provide a sound basis for increased stability and confidence.

We want to work with the Senate to restore funding in this area.

I welcome the announcement this morning by Michel Camdessus, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, that he will recommend a new financing program for Russia to the Fund's Executive Board.

Don't get discouraged when you're still scrubbing the barnacles off the tarnished image that we had for too long.

Whoever—it's obviously stupid to believe you could reduce the deficit and balance the budget and still keep investing more in education and science and technology.

We urge the Senate to provide the necessary funding.

Brazil has chosen a different course—to invest in its people, not in a costly arms race.

Today Brazil ratified the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) and acceded to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).

We have come a long way in the subsequent 50 years, and the United States Armed Forces have been in the vanguard of our crusade to abolish discrimination in our society.

I am absolutely convinced that we have not finished the job of convincing the American people that the prospects for the future depend upon the continued embrace and development of the ideas which have produced the results of the last 6…

I call on our Senate to act expeditiously to approve the CTBT.

American consumers enjoy the world's safest food supply, but too many Americans get sick, and in some cases die, from preventable food-borne diseases.