Bill Clinton

Each operator and passenger occupying any seating position of a motor vehicle in a national park area or on a Defense installation...shall have the seat belt or child restraint system properly fastened, as required by law, at all times…

All agencies of the executive branch are directed to promulgate rules and take other appropriate measures within their existing programs to further the policies of this order.

Each Federal employee occupying any seating position of a motor vehicle on official business...shall have the seat belt properly fastened at all times when the vehicle is in motion.

The report shall include seat belt use rates and statistics of crashes, injuries, and related costs involving Federal employees on official business and occupants of motor vehicles driven in national park areas, on Defense installations…

Therefore, the Administration urges the Senate to address this concern as the legislation moves forward.

The Secretary of Transportation shall provide leadership and guidance to the heads of executive branch agencies to assist them with the employee seat belt programs established pursuant to this order.

We need to establish equality in the boardrooms of baseball and throughout corporate America.

If we can, then we are clearly the best positioned country in the world for the new century.

He had the unique blend of talent and character to do what he did.

We're going to reduce the deficit and invest in our future.

As important as it was, and 3 years later basketball was integrated and other things happened—this was a huge deal.

More impressive in person.

Jackie Robinson changed the face of baseball and the face of America forever.

Another harmful effect of H.J.Res. 62 would be permitting a small minority of legislators in either House to block revenue-raising measures needed to prepare for potential military conflicts or to respond to other national emergencies.

James Madison, in The Federalist Papers (No. 58) argued against requiring supermajorities for legislative business, stating 'the fundamental principle of free government would be reversed.'

I want to thank Martin Frost for his tireless work on behalf of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

America is a better, stronger, richer country when we all work together and give everyone a chance.

I am very proud of the fact that, again, with the leadership with a lot of New Yorkers in this room, we have put education first on America's domestic agenda again.

I don't have anything to add to what I've already said.

Jackie Robinson's legacy did not end with baseball.

It made a real difference to the way people thought about race.

We ought to have a grand slam society, a good society where all of us have a chance to work together for a better tomorrow for our children.

I believe that the elections that really matter in this country are genuinely determined by questions people ask not only about us but about themselves.

It should not be a political matter; it should be a legal matter.

Anything you said about baseball in the forties and the early fifties, it was a statement about America.