Political Quotes

Bill Clinton

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Bill Jefferson Clinton served as the 42nd President of the United States from January 20, 1993, to January 20, 2001. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously held the position of Governor of Arkansas from 1983 to 1992. During his presidency, Clinton focused on several key policies, including welfare reform, economic growth, and healthcare reform. His administration is noted for achieving a budget surplus and for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

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Jul 1, 1998

Let us look forward to the future with all its vitality and all of its unpredictable events.

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Jul 1, 1998

A new sense of cooperation is building between the people of China and the people of the United States.

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Jul 1, 1998

If you want a stronger economy, you have to produce healthy children.

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Jul 1, 1998

The United States considers Hong Kong vital to the future not only of China and Asia but of the United States and the world as well.

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Jul 1, 1998

Now is the time to join our citizens and our governments, our businesses and our industries in the fight against pollution and global warming.

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Jul 1, 1998

I believe that the children are the strongest environmentalists.

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Jul 1, 1998

Hong Kong is a world symbol of trade, enterprise, freedom, and global interdependence.

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Jul 1, 1998

We cannot completely eliminate floods and fires and other natural disasters, but we know they will get worse if we do not do something about global warming.

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Jul 1, 1998

I want to thank you and all the Members of the United States Congress who are here with you.

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Jul 1, 1998

You have opportunities that, I think, that will come to you because of the development of fuel-injection engines.

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Jun 30, 1998

DNA testing positively identified the remains of the Vietnam War unknown disinterred from the Tomb of the Unknowns in May as those of the Air Force 1st Lt. Michael J. Blassie . The Defense Department has notified the Blassie family and the…

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Jun 30, 1998

Go ahead, Mr. Wang. [Mr. Wang stated that in China there were potential conflicts of interest within the consumer protection process, in that store managers could also hold positions and exert influence in consumer rights groups, and asked…

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Jun 30, 1998

Thank you. I want to ask two quick questions, one of Ms. Wang. [A participant asked Mrs. Clinton what impact the media attention had on her personal life. Mrs. Clinton said that people read meaning into everything she did as First Lady…

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Jun 30, 1998

Let me ask you one question about your Internet figures. This library has an Internet room upstairs. I just visited it. Is it really possible to know how many Internet users there are? I mean, how do you know? [Mr. Zeng explained that each…

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Jun 30, 1998

You may talk if you like. Mrs. Clinton. Yes, about the Internet, because you were talking about the Internet and the explosion of the Internet. And what I'm interested in is, are there any restrictions on access to the Internet in China?

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Jun 30, 1998

Mongolia was 'not in violation of' the freedom of emigration criteria.

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Jun 30, 1998

On this Independence Day, as we celebrate our rights and freedoms and look forward to a new century of limitless possibilities.

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Jun 30, 1998

I think bringing the people into the process of making these decisions and having these discussions I think is very, very important.

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Jun 30, 1998

I wanted to start with a place that embodied the history of China, the culture of China, the permanent character, if you will, for the Chinese people.

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Jun 30, 1998

It is essential that we seek to understand and communicate and reciprocate and to live by the values we espouse.

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Jun 30, 1998

This has made our country stronger, and I know greater homeownership will also strengthen China.

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