Bill Clinton

It's more than a program; it is a way we honor our duty to our parents and build a future for our children.

I intend to be that person, so that I can go back to work about these things.

Sam never quits. He never quits.

I'm proud to be here to congratulate Colonel Eileen Collins on becoming the first woman to command a space shuttle mission.

I want us to continue that distinction well into the 21st century.

Older Americans actively contribute to our communities through their hard work, wisdom, and experience.

I'd like to thank Senator Breaux for agreeing to chair the Commission.

This bipartisan legislation will help ensure that the IMF has the funds it needs to protect American jobs and exports.

And I call upon all of our students—and I know that Hillary and Eileen will today—to take these challenging courses.

The growth of the space program and the way it's changed and strengthened is in many ways evidence of the growth of America over the last three decades.

I encourage all Americans to recognize the contributions that older workers make to the workplace and to our economy.

It is profoundly important to us.

The knowledge we gain from these missions will help us to solve problems here on Earth.

I am glad to be joined here by members of the Medicare Commission.

Arctic Research Policy Committee March 3, 1998 To the Congress of the United States: As required by section 108(b) of Public Law 98-373 (15 U.S.C 4107(b)), I transmit herewith the Seventh Biennial Report of the Interagency Arctic Research…

I welcome today's strong endorsement by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for admitting Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic to NATO. By adding these countries as our newest allies, we will make NATO stronger, Europe more stable…

It is a good and thorough one.

It’s more important than ever that the food we eat be inspected and protected, from orchard to fruit basket, from farm to table, wherever the orchard or the farm may be.

Today I am happy to announce that an accord has been reached on Penn Station and plans to restore the James Farley Post Office Building are now underway.

I transmit herewith the 6-month report required under the heading 'International Organization and Programs' in title IV of the Foreign Operations Appropriations Act, 1996.

It is consistent with our country's repeated commitment to Puerto Rican self-determination.

This is not a political issue. It's not a Democratic or a Republican issue.

Today that vision has become a reality.

Hillary and I were deeply saddened today to learn of the death of Fred Friendly.

The factors that led me to declare a national emergency with respect to Iran on March 15, 1995, have not been resolved.