Bill Clinton

I believe that what Zell Miller has done as Governor of Georgia has affected more people more personally, positively, than the work of any other Governor with whom I have worked in the last 20 years.

I think we were right to say we're a nation of immigrants, and we ought not to discriminate against immigrants who are here legally.

Marjorie Stoneman Douglas once said, 'The Everglades is a test; if we pass, we get to keep the planet.'

Food should not be used as a weapon.

I determined and reported to the Congress that the Russian Federation was in 'full compliance' with the freedom of emigration criteria.

But I think we were right, and they were wrong.

I have never been one of those that attacked managed care.

The best drug enforcement program is an effective, caring, loving parent sitting down with a child and talking seriously about drugs early.

Our Founders left us a charge that is a permanent mission—it's never finished: to form a more perfect Union.

I determined and reported to the Congress that Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine were in 'full compliance' with these same criteria.

I think the evidence is we were right on the economy.

I do not expect this man, if he gets elected to Senate, to vote with me on every issue.

And I think that's one of the reasons we've got the lowest welfare rolls now in 29 years.

Tell them you did it because you wanted the schools to be better, because you wanted health care to be better, because you wanted the environment to be protected.

It's not just that Zell Miller is a good man with a lot of energy and a lot of courage.

Parents have the greatest power.

You know, I think I have seen the climate change, just because I'm outside every day for the last 10 years.

Those of you who are in this room, we have to be able to reach out to the voters.

I want you to leave with some of these issues that I have raised in your mind.

Nothing is so important as what the American people get up and do every day just because they think it's the right thing to do.

We have big, long-term challenges in this country that we have to face.

I am grateful that we're giving 5 million children, who couldn't afford it otherwise, health insurance.

I am profoundly grateful that you gave me the chance to do this job.

It should be the practice in every home.

We need a vocabulary that embraces America's future.