Bill Clinton

I thank her for her leadership and for making this house on all floors a more wonderful and truly historic place to live.

I think we have, and the President has, a fair idea of what it will take, where the middle ground is here.

I made it very clear that the allegations are not true.

I absolutely did not do that.

I think we have a lot of work to do still.

I did not ask anybody to lie under oath.

No one has been more committed to making sure that this house is for all of our people than the First Lady.

The relationship's not improper, and I think that's important enough to say.

I think Cuba is different... because it's the only Communist dictatorship in our hemisphere.

I came here to spend my time, do my job, and go back to my life.

I've just found that, more often than not, you ultimately have success if you stay at something and keep working at it in good faith.

This is a great country, and we have met every challenge.

I came here to ask you to renew your dedication to keep this country moving forward.

Let's back up, and let's see if we can't make some sense of what's going on.

This action allowed for the continuation of most-favored-nation status for Mongolia.

Have we expanded opportunity?

The number one family problem many families face is how to balance their responsibilities as parents and as workers.

I think what we ought to talk about is what both sides can do now to get the peace process moving again.

Not To Seek Reelection January 18, 1998 Throughout his illustrious career in the United States Congress, Representative Louis Stokes has been a champion of America's finest values. He has worked tirelessly to better the lives of our…

This is not just about painting the walls of a school, although I passionately believe it's important.

This country will never be all that it can be and your future will never be all that it can be unless we decide we're going to build that future together.

We actually have to believe that we're all better off when our neighbors are better off.

He has served our country from the bottom of his heart.

He has worked tirelessly to better the lives of our children and our veterans.

I thank you all. We are now going to sign our charter. Before we do, I just want to say again how much I appreciate all of our guests coming here, all from the three nations, their American counterparts. And thank you, Senator Durbin…