Bill Clinton

Now, folks, I have done all I can do.

We need to stop the insults and get on the issues and building our future and going forward.

You must seize the day to say this is our country, this is our future, and we're going to build it together.

We can pay for that one and still protect Medicare and Medicaid, invest in education and the environment and technology.

You can follow our plan with 4 years of evidence and go on and balance the budget.

It is up to you to decide whether we're going to keep building that bridge to the future or build a bridge to the past.

I owe so much to so many people here.

The best days of this country are still to be lived.

I said I believe we can move people from welfare to work and still be good to their children.

We need to build a better life.

And I just want to say a couple of things about it.

General Motors November 2, 1996 I congratulate and applaud the United Auto Workers and General Motors for putting in the intense effort and long hours that led to this tentative agreement. Their hard work and ultimate success are a tribute…

Do you believe America can afford to be the only great country in the world to start the 21st century with no one even sitting at the President's Cabinet to speak for the children of America? Audience members. No-o-o!

Whenever we are divided, we defeat ourselves.

Your vote will decide whether we finish the job of putting those 100,000 police on the street.

We will never be what we ought to be if we allow our country to be led by those who believe we are better off on our own.

We need to keep going in the direction we're going.

We can't give anybody a guarantee in life.

We need your help to build that bridge to the 21st century.

We have worked hard to protect our children.

This election is about you.

We must stand against that.

Will you help us do it?

Your vote will determine the budget, and the budget will determine a large measure of our common future.

I came here to say thank you.