Bill Clinton

We urge the Committee to fund fully the request for the California Bay-Delta program.

Drugs are wrong; that drugs are dangerous; and that drugs can kill you.

I think Secretary Albright's words should stand for themselves right now.

Enclosed is the report to Congress on CWC Compliance.

Religious hatred fuels violence, as we have seen too often.

Our struggle for liberty cannot end at our borders.

We believe that all governments everywhere should ensure fundamental rights, including the right of people to worship when and where they choose.

Of course, we all know that the freedom to follow one's personal beliefs, to worship as one chooses, is at the core of what it means to be an American.

American families can influence adolescents' attitudes and behaviors when it comes to drugs.

We need to be dedicated to achieving results.

The fight must go on. The cause of liberty must not be surrendered at the end of one, or even 100, defeats.

One more day will pass today when 3,000 more children will start to smoke even though it's illegal to sell them cigarettes.

These and other steps will help us to reach our ultimate goal—cutting teen drug use in half.

I've never quit on anything this important in my life, and I don't intend to stop now.

I don't believe anyone pointed out that while James Hoban... built this White House, he did it by defeating an anonymous plan presented by Thomas Jefferson.

We are doing the right thing, and I think the Prime Minister of Japan has done the right thing.

Yes, it will need steel and stone and wood and glass and light and air and trees and garden, music and quiet; it also will need a lot of vision and hope.

They teach their children how to read, how to drive, and how to live.

3,000 young children start to smoke, and 1,000 of them will have their lives shortened because of it.

I think it would be a great mistake... to walk away from 1,000 lives a day.

The proposal in H.R. 3097 to sunset the tax code is a deeply flawed idea that, if enacted, would harm the Nation's strong economy.

In other words, we dedicate ourselves to an act of creating and building that will never be finished.

H.R. 3097 would have many other harmful effects on the well-being of families.

No, I don't think it is dead.

Whenever we put the progress of the American people and the future of our children ahead of partisan politics in Washington, America wins.