We have to decide how we're going to reform Medicare for the 21st century.
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).
A strong and stable Europe with open markets and healthy growth is good for America and for the world.
We can never be satisfied until every child growing up in this country has an opportunity to participate in this economy that we now celebrate.
There may be one person in America who wants to call him 'Mr. Speaker' worse than I do—but no more than one.
A successful EMU that contributes to a dynamic Europe is clearly in our best interest.
Make no mistake about it—there will be a lot to do after this election.
She was a Head Start child, and now she's working to give all of you a headstart on the 21st century.
I call on Congress to make this year the year we set aside political differences to enact real reforms of the IRS.
American citizens have every right to expect that they'll be treated with respect by a Government that works for them.
We're keeping IRS offices open longer during filing season, launching independent citizen advocacy panels to help taxpayers get relief.
I pledge to the American people that once again we'll act swiftly, guarding against abuse, punishing those who cross the line.
Well, those are questions that you need to ask and answer without my involvement for the simple reason that our consensus about that over time has been--it's changed dramatically, first of all. Secondly, there is a difference between the…
Well, Sarah, I'm not sure I know the specific issue you're referring to, but I would not make any agreements with China in secret, and they would be subject to the knowledge of the Congress and the debate of the American people. We are…
I don't have any comment about that. I believe there was an article on Mr. Ewing in the New Yorker in which he made some comment about his presumption of guilt, and you can just--his words ought to stand or fall. Nobody else should be able…
Well, first of all, you have more information than you did when I said that, and secondly, I have nothing else to say. I have been advised--and I think it's good advice under the circumstances--but I just don't have anything else to say…
Oh, the Cuban embargo. On the Cuban embargo, I think that it has been useful, but I also believe that we should do more to minimize the damage to the Cuban people--which is why, after the Pope's visit, I relaxed a lot of the restrictions…
It means that I think every American who has observed the conduct of the Independent Counsel would expect me to follow the advice of my counsel. And that's what I intend to do.
Well, I don't tell them what to do. Congress is an independent body, as we see, and the House and the Senate committees will have to do whatever they're going to do. I have had a chance to set the policy for the Democratic National…
No, if there's one person in the world I'm not responsible for, it's Mr. Starr. I think all of you would admit that--and his behavior and what he and Mr. Ewing and the others have decided to do. I don't think there's any American who…
That's true, but it's also true that over time the trend has been up. And over any long-term period, the market has outperformed Government securities. I do believe that the SEC has a responsibility to enforce the laws that are on the…
Well, I think modestly observant people are fully capable of drawing their own conclusions to the latter question. And as to the former question, I have answered it repeatedly and have nothing to add to my former answer. I have repeatedly…
Let us show to all the world that our diversity is a source of lasting strength and renewal.





