Bill Clinton

I'm just glad it passed.

I announce my intention to nominate George A. Omas as a Commissioner on the Postal Rate Commission.

Bridge racial divides by encouraging leaders in communities throughout the Nation to develop and implement innovative approaches to calming racial tensions.

I think that one of the things that I would hope that the board and I will be able to do is to show America examples where people are working together outside the workplace as friends.

Identify, develop, and implement solutions to problems in areas in which race has a substantial impact.

I will meet with Crown Prince el Hassan bin Talel of Jordan on June 17 to discuss developments in the Middle East.

I've already done that, but I will make my position on that issue clear again tomorrow.

I think they're much better than they used to be, but I think there is still discrimination.

Congress must show leadership on the tough issues.

Our Nation is blessed that so many Americans cherish the role of fatherhood in our families.

I am pleased to announce that the Department of Housing and Urban Development is reducing the FHA's up-front mortgage insurance premium by 12.5 percent.

Today, more Americans are homeowners than at any time in history.

Raising a child is a sacred mission.

We have made some progress, but that there is still a long way to go.

Caring fathers are not content to merely safeguard their children's physical well-being, but also seek to foster their spiritual and moral growth.

I applaud Secretary Cuomo for going the extra mile, surpassing the challenge I set in 1994 and providing the extra boost needed to make the dream of homeownership a reality for thousands more families.

On Father's Day, let us honor and give thanks to these men who share with their children not only the precious gifts of life and love, but also their time, attention, and the kind of caring concern that lasts a lifetime.

I applaud the United States Congress for passing the disaster relief bill that the families of the Midwest and other parts of the country desperately need.

This reduction, coupled with two previous reductions and savings passed on to homebuyers because of better Government efficiency, will save families buying a first home a total of $1,200.

On Father's Day, we honor all the men across our country who have affirmed the importance of parenthood.

I applaud the Federal Election Commission's unanimous decision to begin to consider my request that they act to ban soft money in Federal elections.

We believe it's bold to go to California to a UC system when Prop 209 is an issue that is so relevant there.

Today, we are making it even easier for thousands of young families to buy their first home.

Anyone who has toured the flood-ravaged areas of the Midwest, as I have, knows that these needed funds will help put America's families and communities on the road to recovery.

The truth is that negotiating these issues won’t be easy, and we recognize that.