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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May 11, 1998

Both sides agreed to encourage trade, investment, economic, and cultural cooperation.

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May 11, 1998

I call on India to announce that it will conduct no further tests and that it will sign the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty now and without conditions.

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May 11, 1998

Together, America and our allies can attack this scourge and build a secure and prosperous future for all our people.

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May 10, 1998

There is no more important task our government faces than ensuring the safety of the American food supply.

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May 10, 1998

The bill does not help ensure that U.S. workers do not lose their jobs to temporary foreign workers.

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May 10, 1998

She is a person of integrity, a dedicated public servant, and an asset to working families all over America.

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May 10, 1998

S.1723 emphasizes providing opportunities for foreign workers rather than providing opportunities for and protecting U.S. workers.

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May 10, 1998

Secretary Herman has served me and this administration with distinction.

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May 10, 1998

I know her well, and I am confident she will not be distracted from the important work she is doing.

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May 10, 1998

I look forward to the speedy resolution of this investigation.

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May 10, 1998

These reforms, if enacted, would help target H-1B usage to industries and employers that are experiencing skill shortages.

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May 10, 1998

I am confident that in the end, investigators will also conclude that Ms. Herman did nothing wrong.

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May 10, 1998

S. 1873, however, would alter the '3+3' strategy so as to eliminate taking into account the nature of the threat when making a deployment decision.

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May 10, 1998

It will ensure that the FDA denies the entry of imports of fruits, vegetables, or other food from a foreign country or facility that does not meet U.S. food safety requirements.

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May 8, 1998

We should resist the easy temptation to either spend the money or give it back in a tax cut.

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May 8, 1998

A mother's main wish is to see her children grow up healthy and happy.

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May 8, 1998

Nothing gives mothers peace of mind like the knowledge their children are in safe hands.

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May 8, 1998

The only way we can make the 21st century America's greatest days is if we do the right things at home and the right things abroad.

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May 8, 1998

Parents have to step up to their responsibilities, and so does Congress.

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May 8, 1998

If you want the United States to lead the world, we must be willing to fulfill our responsibilities.

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May 8, 1998

I am profoundly grateful to the people of this city and this State for being so good to me and to Hillary.

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May 8, 1998

We have a historic public health opportunity and pass comprehensive tobacco legislation to protect our kids from the dangers of tobacco.

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May 8, 1998

Everybody wants to know how Boston went over 2 years with no child under 18 being killed.

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