Bill Clinton

It is a fight we cannot afford to stop waging.

I am gratified that the United States Senate has given its advice and consent to the ratification of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on their Destruction.

It's a great honor for me to have my friend Prime Minister Hashimoto here in the Oval Office.

I authorized direct Federal funding for emergency work performed in response to the flooding in Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota.

To designate the J. Phil Campbell, Senior, Natural Resource Conservation Center.

Keeping tobacco billboards away from schools and playgrounds is just plain common sense.

I have agreed to explore alternative technologies for the destruction of the United States stockpile of chemical weapons in order to ensure that the United States has the safest, most effective and environmentally sound plans and programs…

I announced my intention to nominate W. Scott Gould for the position of Chief Financial Officer and Assistant Secretary for Administration at the Department of Commerce.

I announced my intention to appoint James D. Cunningham, Sr., to serve as a member of the Federal Salary Council.

I think it's important to reaffirm that the relationship the United States has with Japan is unique and comprehensive and profoundly important to our future.

I am grateful to Majority Leader Lott, Minority Leader Daschle, and Senators Helms, Biden, Lugar, Levin, McCain and the many others who have devoted so much time and effort to this important ratification effort.

Retailers have the responsibility to make certain that they are not selling tobacco products to anyone under 18.

I expressed my sympathies for the damage caused by the flooding in the State of North Dakota and Minnesota.

We will not stop until we succeed.

I announced my intention to nominate Michael J. Armstrong as Associate Director of Mitigation at the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

It is clear that the practical result of our work together on the Convention will well serve the common interest of advancing the national security of the United States.

It is a fight we cannot afford to lose.

It's a great honor for me to host my friend Prime Minister Hashimoto here at the White House.

I announced my intention to send legislation to Congress to modify the Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial.

My view is that the United States should have a partnership over the long run for stability in the Asia-Pacific region.

Obviously, we don't want it to go back up.

This is a fight for the health and lives of our children.

We have been very concerned about the decision by the Government of Cyprus to purchase the SA-10 anti-aircraft missile system.

The United States is not restricted by the Convention in its use of riot control agents in various peacetime and peacekeeping operations.

We're going to have a press conference later, and I'll answer all the questions.