Bill Clinton

You know, Kentucky has been awfully good to me.

I have determined that it is necessary to maintain in force the broad authorities necessary to apply economic pressure on the Government of Sudan.

The education budget should be our first priority.

We just can't do that.

America—we say we're a country that believes in giving everybody a chance.

All over America and here in Kentucky, these races are close.

We ought to be in a good humor in this election year.

I'm highly prejudiced about this Senate race.

Simply put, we should take care of our children before we take care of ourselves.

It's been one of the greatest things about being President, to know that the United States, the home of the largest Irish diaspora in the world, had played some positive role in bringing that long conflict to an end.

The crisis between the United States and Sudan that led to the declaration on November 3, 1997, of a national emergency has not been resolved.

I want to tell you how grateful I am that somehow, some way, when I first started running for President, the Irish in New York found me.

I said, 'But I told them I would.'

There is no point in getting upset and name calling.

Every day we get a chance to advance the goal of one America.

I cannot in good conscience sign a bill that funds the operations of Congress and the White House before funding our schools.

I just want to ask you in the last week to go out and tell them why you came tonight, why it matters that they vote.

I believe, in profound ways, that this election is every bit as important as the one which sent Al Gore and me to the White House 8 years ago.

I'm terrifically happy that the country is in such good shape and that we can have an election when there is prosperity.

Should we provide more teachers for our classrooms and modern schools?

This is a clear choice.

I will continue to fight for this important legislation, and urge Congress to enact it before it adjourns.

We have never, ever held an election in this sort of environment before.

I have determined that H.R. 4205 generally reflects my strong commitment to the Nation's security.

The Visa Waiver Program is good for government, too.