Bill Clinton

We have lost a dear friend, and the Middle East has lost a friend of peace.

I am profoundly grateful.

But we must do more.

May the light of freedom that will stand at the center of this memorial inspire every person who sees it to keep the flame of freedom forever burning in the eyes of our children.

Fortunately, there are steps we can take now to help avert these threats to our future.

The people have spoken.

Creation of the Northeast Home Heating Oil Reserve was a priority of my Administration.

No American will ever be able to seriously say again, 'My vote doesn't count.'

It extends the Secretary's authority to acquire fractional interests, of 2 percent or less, for tribal consolidation.

Adoption allows children to have the permanent homes they deserve.

I am particularly pleased that this legislation funds our landmark initiative to provide debt relief to the poorest of the world's nations.

I reaffirm our commitment to tribal sovereignty, self-determination, and self-government.

I continue to call on the Congress to provide a $3,000 tax credit for the millions of Americans with long-term care needs and the families who care for them.

Do you want to build on the prosperity and keep it going; do you want to build on the social progress and keep it going?

All Americans owe a debt of gratitude to the family caregivers among us.

We need more teachers in those schools.

Here's the problem: 1.6 tax cut, 1 Social Security privatization, .5 spending equals 3.1.

I'm really glad to see you.

This is a race about the future.

Medical decisions should be made by doctors and nurses, not accountants.

America ought to be a pro-family country.

Public discussion is a political duty; and that this should be a fundamental principle of the American government.

This is a better country—crime at a 26-year low.

I think the main—anybody that doesn't want to get involved, I think it's because the issues aren't as clear as they should be.

I feel an enormous sense of gratitude to the American people.